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Topographical Bibliography of Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphic Texts, Statues, Stelae, Reliefs and PaintingsGriffith Institute, Sackler Library, 1 St John Street, Oxford OX1 2LG, United Kingdom

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Egyptian Archaeology. The Bulletin of the Egypt Exploration Society

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Egyptian Archaeology 1 (1991), frontcoverSaqqâra. Tomb LS 27, Maya. Temp. Tutankhamun to Haremhab.iii2.663AHead of deceased, from Room K of substructure.

Horton, M. in Egyptian Archaeology 1 (1991), figs. on 9, 11 [upper]Qasr Ibrîm. Fort.vii.94AView.

Horton, M. in Egyptian Archaeology 1 (1991), fig. on 11[lower]Qasr Ibrîm. Fort.vii.92APlan of site.

Giddy in Egyptian Archaeology 1 (1991), fig. on 13Karnak. Great Temple. Approach. Avenue of crio-sphinxes.ii2.22AView.

Taylor, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 1 (1991), fig. on 16 [upper left]Kawa. Temple A. Sanctuary.vii.183AHollow head (aegis) of Isis, with name of Arnekhamani, bronze, early Meroitic, in British Museum 63585.

Taylor, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 1 (1991), fig. on 17Theban tomb 63, Sebkhotp. Temp. Tuthmosis IV.i2.126(9)ABlock, Nubians with tribute, in British Museum 922.

Taylor, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 1 (1991), fig. on 18 [lower left]Kawa. Temple T. Side-rooms D and E. Found on or near Throne-dais.vii.190A

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Sphinx of Taharqa, granite, in London, British Museum 1770.

Kemp in Egyptian Archaeology 1 (1991), 20, 21 with figs. on 20, 21 [upper]El-Amârna. Kôm el-Nana. Central platform.iv.208AView and reconstruction.

Kemp in Egyptian Archaeology 1 (1991), fig. on 22El-Amârna. Kôm el-Nana. Temple complex. Southern Building.iv.208AView.

Martin in Egyptian Archaeology 1 (1991), fig. on 23Saqqâra. Tomb LS 27, Maya. Temp. Tutankhamun to Haremhab.iii2.662(3)AUpper part of two offering-bringers.

Martin in Egyptian Archaeology 1 (1991), fig. on 24Saqqâra. Tomb LS 27, Maya. Temp. Tutankhamun to Haremhab. Substructure.iii2.663AHead of wife (from scene before Osiris and Nephthys).

Martin in Egyptian Archaeology 1 (1991), fig. on 25Saqqâra. Tomb LS 27, Maya. Temp. Tutankhamun to Haremhab.iii2.661AOffering-bringers with animals.

Zivie in Egyptian Archaeology 1 (1991), fig. on 26Saqqâra. Around Teti Pyramid. New Kingdom Tombs.iii2.562AView.

Zivie in Egyptian Archaeology 1 (1991), fig. on 28 [upper left]Saqqâra. Around Teti Pyramid. Tomb of Aperir. Temp. Amenophis III-IV. Burial Chamber.iii2.562AUpper part of inner coffin of wife.

Zivie in Egyptian Archaeology 1 (1991), fig. on 28 [right]Saqqâra. Around Teti Pyramid. Tomb of Aperir. Temp. Amenophis III-IV.iii2.562ACanopic-jars of wife Tawert.

Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), front coverTheban tomb 383, Merymosi. Son of Amenophis III.

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i2.436AUpper part of inner coffin of deceased, black granite, in British Museum 1001.

James, T.G.H. in Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on 4 [right](Carter drawing 1892, from the DailyGraphic)El-Amarna. Royal Tomb.iv.236(14)- (15)A(14)-(15) Princess Meketaten on altar and King and Queen.

Hartwell, T. B. in Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on 8 [left]Luxor. Temple. Processional Colonnade.ii2.312AView.

Hartwell, T. B. in Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on 8 [right]Luxor. Temple area. Cache of statues.ii2.337AAmun seated, with small figure of King before him.

Hartwell, T. B. in Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on 9 [lower]Luxor. Temple. Cache of statues (1st group).ii2.337A(e) Teye (wife of Amenophis III) or goddess, Inyt, seated, upper part.

Hartwell, T. B. in Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on 11 [left]Luxor. Temple area. Cache of statues (1st group).ii2.337A(a) Standing statue of Amenophis III, quartzite.

Hartwell, T. B. in Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), 11 with fig. [upper right]Luxor. Temple Area. Cache of statues (1st group).ii2.337A(d) Hathor seated, dedicated by Amenophis III, granite.

Hartwell, T. B. in Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), 11 with fig. [lower right]Luxor. Temple area. Cache of statues (2nd group)ii2.337A(a) Sphinx of Tutankhamun, alabaster.

Giddy in Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on 12Karnak. Great Temple. Hypostyle.ii2.50AView of columns.

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Giddy in Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on 13Gîza. Menkaure Cemetery. Tomb of Perniankh. Perhaps Dyn. V.iii2.294AStatue of deceased seated.

Kemp in Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on 15 [upper]Amârna. Smaller temple.iv.197AAerial view.

Kemp in Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on 17 [upper]Amârna. North Palace.iv.193AAerial view.

Kemp in Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on 17 [lower]Amârna. Town. House R. 44.2. Panehesi.iv.201AAerial view.

Malek, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on 18 [left]Mît Rahîna. Temple of Ptah. Found in front of Pylon.iii2.832A(b) Part of fragment of annals of Amenemhet III.

Kozloff in Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on 19Thebes. Objects. Statues.i2.783ASphinx of Amenophis III, blue faience, formerly in Bloomfield Hills, now in New York, M.M.A.1972.125.

Kozloff in Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on 20Thebes. Temple of Amenophis III. Finds.ii2.453(e)AHead of Amenophis III, sandstone, in British Museum 7.

Kozloff in Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on 21 [upper left]Kôm Medînet Ghurab. Palace.iv.113AHead of Queen Teye, ebony in Berlin (W.) Museum 21834.

Kozloff in Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on 21 [right]Thebes. Sheikh Abd el-Qurna. B. Tombs on the East face of the hill. Hatiay. Temp. Amenophis III-IV.i2.672A

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Lid of coffin of Henutwezebu, probably wife of deceased in St. Louis, Missouri, City Art Museum W.U.2292.

Kozloff in Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on 22 [top left]Tanis. Great Temple. Other remains.iv.22AColossal statue of Ramesses II, diorite, in Louvre A.20.

Kozloff in Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on 22 [middle, middle]8Perfume-vase of Amenophis III and Teye, faience, in Louvre E.4877.

Kozloff in Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on 22 [bottom]Thebes. Temple of Amenophis III. Finds.ii2.454ABlocks, adjoining, feet of King and god (Amun) and four nome-gods below with offerings, in ClevelandMuseum 76.51 and 61.205.

Bietak in Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on 28 [upper]Tell el-Daba. Palace gardens.iv.10APlan.

Bietak in Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), 26-8 with figs. on 26-7, cf. 28 [lower]Tell el-Daba. Palace gardens.iv.10AFragments of frescos with scenes including floral motifs, bull leapers and acrobats.

Bietak in Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on 28 [lower]Tell el-Daba. Palace gardens.iv.10AStatue of lion, Dyn. XIII or Hyksos.

Dorman in Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on 29Luxor. Temple. Processional Colonnade. Walls.ii2.314AView of top of south-east wall.

Dorman in Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on 31 [upper]Luxor. Temple. Processional Colonnade. Walls.ii2.315(82)-(86)A2, bark of Khons carried by priests, and scenes below.

Dorman in Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on 31 [lower]

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Luxor. Temple. Processional Colonnade. Walls.ii2.314(76)AScene 1, upper part of King.

Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on 33Thebes. Valley of the Queens. Tomb 66, Nefertari.i2.764(19)AAbove outer doorway, sons of Horus and hawk-headed god, all squatting.

Hart in Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on 38Abû Simbel. Great Temple. Colossi.vii.100 (26) and (27) A3rd and 4th colossi.

Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on inside back-cover [top]Thebes. Royal tomb 16, Ramesses I.i2.534(8)AKing kneeling between soul of Pe and soul of Nekhen.

Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on inside back-cover [middle]Saqqâra. Tomb of Tia. South Chapel A.iii2.654ADeceased and wife, on north wall.

Egyptian Archaeology 2 (1992), fig. on inside back-cover [bottom]Gîza. The Great Sphinx. After Baraize’s excavation.iii2.36AAerial view.

Schneider, H. in Egyptian Archaeology 3 (1993), fig. on 3 [upper]Upper part of deceased adoring on rightSaqqâra. Tomb of Nia. End of Dyn. XVIII or early Dyn. XIX. Chapel A.iii2.707AWest wall, double-scene, deceased adoring Osiris on left and Sokari on right.

Schneider, H. in Egyptian Archaeology 3 (1993), fig. on 3 [lower]Saqqâra. Tomb of Nia. End of Dyn. XVIII or early Dyn. XIX.iii2.707AStela (lower part missing), upper scene deceased and wife before Osiris. Lower scene, two sons and twodaughters offering to deceased and wife.

Schneider, H. in Egyptian Archaeology 3 (1993), fig. on 4 [upper left]Saqqâra. Tomb of Nia. End of Dyn. XVIII or early Dyn. XIX.iii2.707A

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Block, deceased seated with wife standing before offering-table (monkey under chair of deceased).

Schneider, H. in Egyptian Archaeology 3 (1993), figs. on 4 [right]Saqqâra. Tomb of Nia. End of Dyn. XVIII or early Dyn. XIX.iii2.707APlan and view of tomb.

Schneider, H. in Egyptian Archaeology 3 (1993), fig. on 5 [top]Saqqâra. Tomb of Nia. End of Dyn. XVIII or early Dyn. XIX. Chapel. Rear Wall.iii2.707AWall-painting, double-scene, deceased before Osiris in left half and before Sokari in right.

Schneider, H. in Egyptian Archaeology 3 (1993), fig. on 5 [middle]Upper part of daughter holding bouquetSaqqâra. Tomb of Nia. End of Dyn. XVIII or early Dyn. XIX. Finds.iii2.707ARelief, deceased seated with full-faced monkey under chair, and wife and family.

Schneider, H. in Egyptian Archaeology 3 (1993), fig. on 5 [bottom]Saqqâra. Tomb of Khay, Chief-of-the-garden of the Garden of Pharaoh, son of Hadad. Late Dyn. XVIIIor early Dyn. XIX.iii2.655APyramidion with two niches with deceased adoring.

Giddy in Egyptian Archaeology 3 (1993), 9 with fig.Tell el-Balamun. Finds.iv.39AFoundation-deposit of Psammetikhos I.

Dreyer, G. in Egyptian Archaeology 3 (1993), 11 with fig. on 10 [upper]Abydos. Umm el-Qaab. Tomb of Kaa.v.86AIvory label of Kaa.

Dreyer, G. in Egyptian Archaeology 3 (1993), fig. on 10 [lower]Abydos. Umm el-Qaab. Tomb of Aha.v.88AView.

Dreyer, G. in Egyptian Archaeology 3 (1993), 11 with fig. [upper left]Abydos. Umm el-Qaab. Tomb of Kaa.v.86ASeal impression of King Hetepsekhemui

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Dreyer, G. in Egyptian Archaeology 3 (1993), 11 with fig. [lower right]Abydos. Umm el-Qaab. Tomb of ‘Scorpion’. U-j.v.78AVessel with scorpion inscription.

Dreyer, G. in Egyptian Archaeology 3 (1993), 12 with fig.Abydos. Umm el-Qaab. Royal tombs.v.78APlan.

Snape, S. in Egyptian Archaeology 3 (1993), fig. on 22 [lower left]Tell Faramâ.iv.1AView of red granite columns and lintels from a destroyed building.

Zugazagoitia, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 3 (1993), fig. on 23Thebes. Valley of the Queens. Tomb 66, Nefertari.i2.762AView of outer hall.

Zugazagoitia, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 3 (1993), fig. on 24Thebes. Valley of the Queens. Tomb 66, Nefertari.i2.764(28)AOuter lintel, winged Maet.

Zugazagoitia, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 3 (1993), figs. on 25 [upper left], [upper right]Thebes. Valley of the Queens. Tomb 66, Nefertari.i2.762(33)-(35)AUpper part of deceased adoring (Osiris, Hathor and Anubis).

Zugazagoitia, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 3 (1993), fig. on 25 [lower]Thebes. Valley of the Queens. Tomb 66, Nefertari.i2.764(26)AII, Anubis-jackal.

Zugazagoitia, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 3 (1993), fig. on 26 [upper left]Thebes. Valley of the Queens. Tomb 66, Nefertari.i2.762(33)-(35)AOsiris, Hathor and Anubis.

Zugazagoitia, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 3 (1993), fig. on 26 [top right]Thebes. Valley of the Queens. Tomb 66, Nefertari.i2.764(26)AIII, Isis.

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Zugazagoitia, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 3 (1993), fig. on 26 [middle]Thebes. Valley of the Queens. Tomb 66, Nefertari.i2.762(2)-(4)AI, Deceased playing draughts in kiosk.

Zugazagoitia, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 3 (1993), fig. on 26 [lower left]Thebes. Valley of the Queens. Tomb 66, Nefertari.i2.765APillar A, face (b) deceased embraced by Hathor.

Zugazagoitia, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 3 (1993), fig. on 26 [bottom right]Thebes. Valley of the Queens. Tomb 66, Nefertari.i2.763 (15)ARam-headed mummiform Re between Nephthys and Isis.

Perizonius, R. et al. in Egyptian Archaeology 3 (1993), fig. on 31 [middle right]Full-faced monkey, upper partSaqqâra. Tomb of Nia. End of Dyn. XVIII or early Dyn. XIX.iii2.707ARelief, deceased seated with full-faced monkey under chair, and wife and family.

Perizonius, R. et al. in Egyptian Archaeology 3 (1993), fig. on 32 [upper]Saqqâra. Sacred Animals Complexes. Baboon Galleries.iii2.826AView of chapel and entrance.

Perizonius, R. et al. in Egyptian Archaeology 3 (1993), fig. on 33 [upper]Saqqâra. Baboon Galleries.iii2.826AViews.

Redmount, C.A. and Friedman, R. in Egyptian Archaeology 3 (1993), fig. on 38 [bottom]Tell el-Muqdâm. Finds.iv.38AStatuette of lion holding vase, serpentine, in Brooklyn Museum 53.221.1.

%Egyptian Archaeology 4 (1994), front coverUpper partSaqqâra. Tombs Position Unknown. Katep. Probably Dyn. V.iii2.693ADouble statue, deceased and wife seated, in Brit. Mus. EA 1181.

%Egyptian Archaeology 4 (1994), fig. on 1 (from Davies and Gardiner, Seven Private Tombs at K. urnah pl. 27)Omit.

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%Harvey, S. in Egyptian Archaeology 4 (1994), fig. on 3 [upper]Abydos. Pyramid with Mortuary Temple of Amosis.v.92ARelief fragment, upper part of Re-Harakhti.

%Harvey, S. in Egyptian Archaeology 4 (1994), 5 figs. on 3 [lower (foreground)], 4 [upper]Abydos. Earlier brick-built Temple of Amosis and Ah. mosi Nefertere.v.92AView and plan.

%Harvey, S. in Egyptian Archaeology 4 (1994), fig. on 3 [lower (background)]Abydos. Pyramid with Mortuary Temple of Amosis. Temple.v.92AView.

%Harvey, S. in Egyptian Archaeology 4 (1994), fig. on 4 [upper]Abydos. Pyramid with Mortuary Temple of Amosis.v.92APlan.

%Harvey, S. in Egyptian Archaeology 4 (1994), 4 figs. on 5 [upper left] and [lower]Abydos. Pyramid with Mortuary Temple of Amosis.v.92ARelief fragments, horses and archers.

%Harvey, S. in Egyptian Archaeology 4 (1994), 4-5 fig. on 5 [upper right]Abydos. Pyramid with Mortuary Temple of Amosis.v.92ARelief fragment, arm of Asiatic from battle-scene.

%Samuel, D. in Egyptian Archaeology 4 (1994), fig. on 9 [upper]Beni H. asan. Various. Models.iv.162ABakers and brewers, from tomb of Khety (366), in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, E.71d.1903.

%Taylor, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 4 (1994), 15 fig. [left]Omit. (i2.828 - In London, British Museum, EA 22939.)

%Castiglioni, A. and A. in Egyptian Archaeology 4 (1994), fig. on 20 [right, 2nd from bottom]Korosko. Caravan route to Abû H. amed. Khashm el-Bâb.vii.84AGraffito of Desnufer(?), Scribe.

%Castiglioni, A. and A. in Egyptian Archaeology 4 (1994), fig. on 20 [bottom right]

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Korosko. Caravan route to Abû H. amed. Khashm el-Bâb.vii.84AGraffito of Hek. anufer, temp. Amenophis III to Tutankhamun.

%Weeks, K. in Egyptian Archaeology 4 (1994), fig. on 23Omit. (i2.701)

%Weeks, K. in Egyptian Archaeology 4 (1994), 25-6 fig. on 25 [upper]Thebes. KV5. Sons of Ramesses II.i2.501ADescription and plan.

%Weeks, K. in Egyptian Archaeology 4 (1994), fig. on 25 [lower]Thebes. KV5. Sons of Ramesses II.i2.501APart of inscription with cartouches of Ramesses II.

%Kemp, B. and Garfi, S. in Egyptian Archaeology 4 (1994), fig. on 39Amârna.iv.192APlan of part of town and temples.

%Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), fig. on front coverThebes. Temple of Merneptah.ii2.449ABlock, upper part of Amenophis III wearing blue crown.

%Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), fig. on 1 (from Blackman, The Rock Tombs of Meir iv, pl. 10)Omit. (iv.254)

%Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), fig. on 2 [left]Omit. (iii2.881)

%see Martin, G. T. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), 3-5Saqqâra. Between the Monastery and Sekhemkhet’s Enclosure. Tomb of Pay. Dyn. XIX.iii2.655ADescription.

%Martin, G. T. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), fig. on 3 [upper]Saqqâra. Between the Monastery and Sekhemkhet’s Enclosure. Tomb of Pay. Dyn. XIX. West Chapel.iii2.655AView.

%Martin, G. T. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), fig. on 3 [lower]

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Left wall, seated AnubisSaqqâra. Between the Monastery and Sekhemkhet’s Enclosure. Tomb of Pay. Dyn. XIX. Side Chapel.iii2.655ANiche.

%Martin, G. T. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), fig. on 4 [upper]Saqqâra. Between the Monastery and Sekhemkhet’s Enclosure. Tomb of Pay. Dyn. XIX. West Chapel.iii2.655AStela, deceased before Osiris and Re-Harakhti, and below, son Re before deceased and family.

%Martin, G. T. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), fig. on 4 [lower]Saqqâra. Between the Monastery and Sekhemkhet’s Enclosure. Tomb of Pay. Dyn. XIX.iii2.655ADeceased seated with offerings.

%Martin, G. T. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), fig. on 5 [upper]Upper part of two offering bearersSaqqâra. Between the Monastery and Sekhemkhet’s Enclosure. Tomb of Pay. Dyn. XIX.iii2.655AFunerary scene.

%Horton, M. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), fig. on 12 [upper]Qas.r Ibrîm. Fort. Meroitic.vii.94AAerial view.

%see Jaritz, H. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), 14-16Thebes. Temple of Merneptah.ii2.447ADescription.

%Jaritz, H. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), fig. on 14 [upper]Upper part of Amenophis III receiving lifeThebes. Temple of Merneptah. Blocks.ii2.449ABlock, Amenophis III receiving life from Amun with Thoth recording.

%Jaritz, H. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), 15 fig. on 14 [lower]Thebes. Temple of Merneptah. First Court.ii2.448ARemains of colossal group statue, Amenophis III (usurped by Merneptah) seated between a god andHathor.

%Jaritz, H. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), fig. on 15 [upper left]

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Thebes. Temple of Merneptah. Blocks.ii2.449ABlock, part of royal titulary.

%Jaritz, H. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), fig. on 15 [upper right]Lower part of seated Amun and MutThebes. Temple of Merneptah. First Hypostyle.ii2.449AExterior Wall. North.

%Jaritz, H. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), fig. on 16Thebes. Temple of Merneptah. Blocks.ii2.449ARejoined blocks from north outer wall of temple. Relief of Merneptah superimposed on relief ofAmenophis III.

%Hope, C. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), fig. on 17 [left]El-Dâkhla Oasis. Smint el-Kharâb. East Temple. South-west corner room.vii.296AScenes with deities and offering bearers.

%Hope, C. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), fig. on 17 [upper right]El-Dâkhla Oasis. Smint el-Kharâb. Main Temple of Tutu.vii.296AView.

%Yoshimura, S. and Takamiya, I. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), 19, 22-3 figs. on 19 [upper], 20 [top],22 [upper]Saqqâra. I’. Temple Structures. Building connected with Khaemweset, King’s son of Ramesses II.iii2.435ADescription, plan showing location and views.

%Yoshimura, S. and Takamiya, I. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), fig. on 19 [lower]Saqqâra. I’. Temple Structures. Building connected with Khaemweset, King’s son of Ramesses II.iii2.435ABlock, face of prince.

%Yoshimura, S. and Takamiya, I. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), fig. on 20 [middle left]Saqqâra. I’. Temple Structures. Building connected with Khaemweset, King’s son of Ramesses II.iii2.435ABlock, lower part of two figures on papyrus boat.

%Yoshimura, S. and Takamiya, I. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), figs. on 20 [bottom left and lowerright]

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Saqqâra. I’. Temple Structures. Building connected with Khaemweset, King’s son of Ramesses II.iii2.435AFragments from scene on false door, barque of Sokari and name and titles of Khaemweset.

%Yoshimura, S. and Takamiya, I. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), fig. on 21 [upper left]Saqqâra. I’. Temple Structures. Building connected with Khaemweset, King’s son of Ramesses II.iii2.435ABlocks, part of procession of deities.

%Yoshimura, S. and Takamiya, I. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), fig. on 21 [bottom]Saqqâra. I’. Temple Structures. Building connected with Khaemweset, King’s son of Ramesses II.iii2.435ABlock, offerings.

%Yoshimura, S. and Takamiya, I. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), fig. on 22 [lower]Saqqâra. I’. Temple Structures. Building connected with Khaemweset, King’s son of Ramesses II.iii2.435ARelief fragment, part of head of hawk-headed deity.

%see Yoshimura, S. and Takamiya, I. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), 22Saqqâra. I’. Temple Structures. Building connected with Khaemweset, King’s son of Ramesses II.iii2.435APart of false-door, granite, Khaemweset seated with name and titles.

%Yoshimura, S. and Takamiya, I. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), 23 with fig.Saqqâra. I’. Temple Structures. Building connected with Khaemweset, King’s son of Ramesses II.iii2.435AHieratic graffito mentioning the Steward Amenwahsu with date, Dyn. XIX.

%Gallazzi, C. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), 27-9 figs.Tell Umm el-Breigât (Tebtunis). Temple. Early Ptolemaic.iv.103ADescription and views.

%Strudwick, N. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), fig. on 34 [upper]OfferingsThebes. Tomb 99. Sennufer. Temp. Tuthmosis III. Inner Room.i2.205(15)ATwo priests with offering-list before deceased and wife.

%Strudwick, N. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), fig. on 34 [lower]ThreshingThebes. Tomb 253. Khnemmosi. Temp. Amenophis III (?). Hall.i2.338(5)A

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Sub-scene.

%Strudwick, N. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), fig. on 35 [upper left]Three cobrasThebes. Tomb 254. Mosi. Late Dyn. XVIII. Hall.i2.338(2)AI, Banquet.

%Strudwick, N. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), fig. on 35 [upper right]PartThebes. Tomb 99. Sennufer. Temp. Tuthmosis III. Inner Room.i2.205(11)ATop register, men with funeral outfit in [funeral procession].

%Strudwick, N. in Egyptian Archaeology 5 (1994), 35 figs. [lower left]Thebes. Tomb 99. Sennufer. Temp. Tuthmosis III. Finds.i2.206AStatue of Amenh. otp (TT C.3).

%Reeves, N. and Spurr, S. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), fig. on front cover, cf. 19Upper part of deified Tuthmosis III (from inside coffin)8Coffin, no name, late Dyn. XXI or Dyn. XXII, in Eton College, Myers Museum.

%O’Connor, D. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), 3-5 figs. on 3, 5, 7 [upper, left]Abydos. Shûnet el-Zebîb. Boat-pits.v.52ADescription with plan and views.

%O’Connor, D. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), 3-5, 7 fig. on 5 [lower]Abydos. Shûnet el-Zebîb. Boat-pits.v.52ATwelve wooden boats.

%O’Connor, D. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), 7 fig. [upper right]Abydos. Shûnet el-Zebîbv.52AView showing ‘proto-pyramid’.

%Kemp, B. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), 8-9 fig.Amârna. Kôm el-Nana. Temple complex.iv.208ADescription with plan.

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%Bryan, B. M. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), 14-16Thebes. Tomb 92. Suemnut. Temp. Amenophis II.i2.187ADescription.

%Bryan, B. M. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), fig. on 14I, two groups of men preforming rites before two mummiesThebes. Tomb 92. Suemnut. Temp. Amenophis II. Passage.i2.189(16)AFive registers.

%Bryan, B. M. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), fig. on 15 [top left]Upper part of deceased and wifeThebes. Tomb 92. Suemnut. Temp. Amenophis II. Outer Hall.i2.188(4)ADeceased wearing fly-decoration and wife adore [Osiris].

%Bryan, B. M. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), 16 fig. on 15 [top middle]Royal statuettes at (7)Thebes. Tomb 92. Suemnut. Temp. Amenophis II. Outer Hall.i2.188(7) and (8)ADeceased presents six registers.

%Bryan, B. M. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), fig. on 15 [top right]Upper partThebes. Tomb 92. Suemnut. Temp. Amenophis II. Passage.i2.189(14)AWestern goddess.

%Bryan, B. M. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), 16 fig. on 15 [middle]III, part of giftsThebes. Tomb 92. Suemnut. Temp. Amenophis II. Outer Hall.i2.188(7) and (8)ASix registers.

%Bryan, B. M. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), fig. on 15 [bottom left]Upper partThebes. Tomb 92. Suemnut. Temp. Amenophis II. Passage.i2.189(17)ADeceased and wife.

%Bryan, B. M. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), 16 fig. on 15 [bottom right]Part of brewing and preparation of drink in IV and VThebes. Tomb 92. Suemnut. Temp. Amenophis II. Outer Hall.

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i2.188(2)AEight registers.

%Bryan, B. M. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), fig. on 16Part of procession in I and IIThebes. Tomb 92. Suemnut. Temp. Amenophis II. Passage.i2.189(14)AFour registers.

%Reeves, N. and Spurr, S. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), fig. on 19 [right]8Upper part of coffin-lid of Amenhotep, Overseer of Builders of Amun, fragmentary, wood, mid-Dyn.XVIII, in Eton College, Myers Museum, ECM 1876.

%Reeves, N. and Spurr, S. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), fig. on 20 [upper left]8Head for inlay (), red jasper, Dyn. XIX, in Eton College, Eton College Museum, ECM 1655.

%Reeves, N. and Spurr, S. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), fig. on 20 [upper middle]Meir. Tomb A 4. Hepi-kem. Temp. Pepy II.iv.249AStatuette of female offering bearer, in Eton College, Myers Museum, 1.

%Reeves, N. and Spurr, S. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), fig. on 20 [lower, left]Tûna. Hermopolis Magna. Finds.iv.175A(b) Chalice, with scenes of King in chariot, faience, temp. Sesonchis I or Osorkon I, in Eton College,Myers Museum, 72.

%Reeves, N. and Spurr, S. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), fig. on 20 [lower, 3rd from right]8Chalice of Haremhab, faience, in Eton College, Myers Museum, ECM 102.

%Reeves, N. and Spurr, S. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), fig. on 20 [lower, 2nd from right]Thebes. Deir el-Bah. ri. First Valley. Royal Cache. Second Group. 10. Eskhons. Dyn. XXI.i2.665AGoblet of Eskhons, faience, in Eton College, Myers Museum.

%Reeves, N. and Spurr, S. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), fig. on 21 [lower, 3rd from right]8Pillar-shaped cosmetic container of Amenophis II, with named horses below, glazed steatite, in EtonCollege, Myers Museum, ECM 1631.

%Reeves, N. and Spurr, S. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), fig. on 22 [top middle]

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8Head of Hathor from sistrum-handle, with name of Sesostris I, glazed steatite inlaid in copper, alabasterand obsidian, in Eton College, Myers Museum, ECM 1588.

%Pérez Die, M. del C. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), fig. on 24 [upper left]OneIhnâsya el-Medîna (Heracleopolis Magna). 3rd Int. Period and Late Period Cemetery.iv.119ACanopic-jars of Tentamun (woman), Dyn. XXI.

%Pérez Die, M. del C. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), fig. on 25 [upper left]Ihnâsya el-Medîna (Heracleopolis Magna). 1st Int. Period Cemetery.iv.119AView of tombs.

%Pérez Die, M. del C. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), fig. on 25 [upper right]Upper reg.Ihnâsya el-Medîna (Heracleopolis Magna). 1st Int. Period Cemetery.iv.119ARelief, two registers of offering bearers, 1st Int. Period.

%Pérez Die, M. del C. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), fig. on 25 [lower right]Detail, two men carrying a basket or sackIhnâsya el-Medîna (Heracleopolis Magna). 1st Int. Period Cemetery. Tomb of Sehu.iv.119AFragment with three registers.

%Mathieson, I., Tavares, A. and Jeffreys, D. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), 26-7 figs. on 27Saqqâra. ‘Great Enclosure’. Probably Dyn. III.iii2.417ADescription and aerial view.

%Giddy, L. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), 29 fig.Saqqâra. ‘Great Enclosure’. Probably Dyn. III.iii2.417AStela of Djeh. erbes, Dyn. XXVII.

%Quirke, S., Cruickshank, P. and Morgan, H. in Egyptian Archaeology 6 (1995), 32-3 figs.8Shroud of Resti (woman), with Book of the Dead, prob. temp. Tuthmosis III.

%Polz, D. in Egyptian Archaeology 7 (1995), fig. on 7 [lower left]Hathor-capital and textThebes. Dra Abâ el-Naga. D.A.I.K. excavations.

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i2.599ASandstone relief-fragments of Ramesses-nakht, temp. Ramesses IV-X.

%Polz, D. in Egyptian Archaeology 7 (1995), fig. on 7 [right]Thebes. Dra Abâ el-Naga. D.A.I.K. excavations.i2.599AStela of a Songstress of Amun, name erased, probably late New Kingdom.

%Spencer, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 7 (1995), 9-11 figs.Tell el-Balamu n.iv.39ADescription, plan and views.

%see Spencer, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 7 (1995), 10Tell el-Balamu n. Temple C, Psammetikhos Iiv.39AFoundation deposits of Psammetikhos I.

%Spencer, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 7 (1995), 10 fig. [upper]Tell el-Balamu n. Temple B, Nektanebos I.iv.39AFoundation deposits of King Nektanebos I.

%see Yoshimura, S. and Kondo, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 7 (1995), 17Thebes. KV22. Amenophis III. Finds.i2.550AFoundation deposit of Tuthmosis IV.

%see Yoshimura, S. and Kondo, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 7 (1995), 17-18Thebes. KV22. Amenophis III. Finds.i2.550AThree wine-jar dockets and two wooden labels mentioning oils, inscribed in hieratic.

%Yoshimura, S. and Kondo, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 7 (1995), fig. on 18 [upper left]Thebes. KV22. Amenophis III. Hall D.i2.549(2)AScenes 1 and 2.

%Verner, M. in Egyptian Archaeology 7 (1995), fig. on 19Abûsîr.iii2.324AGeneral view.

%Verner, M. in Egyptian Archaeology 7 (1995), fig. on 20 [upper left]

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Abûsîr. Tomb of Ptah. shepses. Middle Dyn. V. Finds.iii2.342AFace of statue, probably of deceased, red granite.

%Verner, M. in Egyptian Archaeology 7 (1995), fig. on 20 [upper right]Deceased seated at bottomAbûsîr. C'. Pyramid of Khentkaus.iii2.340ARight pillar with name and titles of deceased.

%Verner, M. in Egyptian Archaeology 7 (1995), fig. on 20 [lower] (from Lepsius)From Abûsîr to Saqqâra. LS 1. Fetekti. Middle Dyn. V or Dyn. VI. Pillared Hall I.iii2.371(6)AThree registers, (a), (b) market-scenes.

%Verner, M. in Egyptian Archaeology 7 (1995), fig. on 21 [top left]Abûsîr. C'. Pyramid of Khentkaus.iii2.340AView.

%Verner, M. in Egyptian Archaeology 7 (1995), fig. on 21 [top right]Abûsîr. D. Pyramid of Raneferef.iii2.340AView of complex.

%Verner, M. in Egyptian Archaeology 7 (1995), fig. on 21 [bottom left]Abûsîr. D. Pyramid of Raneferef. Finds.iii2.340AFaience plaque with name of Raneferef.

%Verner, M. in Egyptian Archaeology 7 (1995), fig. on 21 [bottom right]Upper partAbûsîr. D. Pyramid of Raneferef. Finds.iii2.340ASeated royal statue with hawk, in Cairo Mus. JE 98171.

%Verner, M. in Egyptian Archaeology 7 (1995), fig. on 22 [upper]Sculptors making one seated and one standing statue of deceasedAbûsîr. Tomb of Ptahshepses. Middle Dyn. V. III. Offering-room.iii2.342(11)AIV, sculptors.

%Verner, M. in Egyptian Archaeology 7 (1995), fig. on 22 [lower]Abûsîr. Tomb of Ptahshepses. IV. Pillared Court.

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iii2.342AArchitrave with name, titles and deceased.

%Weeks, K. in Egyptian Archaeology 7 (1995), 26-7 figs.Thebes. KV5. Sons of Ramesses II.i2.501ADescription, plan and view.

%see Egyptian Archaeology 7 (1995), 28, 33Saqqâra. Pyramid-complex of Pepy I. Pyramids of queens. Pyramid of Mertiotes (probably queen of PepyI).iii2.424ALocation and mention of stela with titles of deceased.

%Egyptian Archaeology 7 (1995), 33 fig.804-026-250Lintel fragment with remains of names of Sesostris III and seated Atum lord of Heliopolis (H. wt-3t), andmentioning the goddess Buto, white quartzite, in London, British Museum, EA 74753.

%Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), fig. on front cover, see 8 fig. on 9 [upper left], front cover

%Labrousse, A. in Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), 3-4, 6 figs. on 3, 6 [upper]Saqqâra. Pyramid-complex of Pepy I. Five pyramids of queens.iii2.424ADescription, plan and reconstruction.

%Labrousse, A. in Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), figs. on 4 [upper], 5 [lower]Saqqâra. Pyramid-complex of Pepy I. Mortuary Temple.iii2.422AReconstruction.

%Labrousse, A. in Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), 6 fig. on 5 [upper left]Saqqâra. Pyramid-complex of Pepy I. Pyramids of queens. Inenek Inti.iii2.424ADoor jamb from entrance, with name of deceased.

%Labrousse, A. in Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), 6 figs. on 5 [upper right], 6 [right]Saqqâra. Pyramid-complex of Pepy I. Pyramids of queens. Nubwent.iii2.424ADoorway, two inscribed door-jambs (right incomplete) and lintel, deceased with name and titles.

%Labrousse, A. in Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), fig. on 6 [upper left]Saqqâra. Pyramid-complex of Pepy I. Pyramids of queens. Inenek Inti.iii2.424A

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%Empereur, J.-Y. in Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), fig. on 7Alexandria. Found in Harbour.iv.3AObelisk of Sethos I, fragment, granite.

%Empereur, J.-Y. in Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), fig. on 8 [lower left]Alexandria. Found in Harbour.iv.3AObelisk of Ramesses II, fragment.

%Empereur, J.-Y. in Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), 7 fig. on 8 [right]Alexandria. Found near East Harbour. In sea North of Fort Kaït Bey.iv.3AColossal statue of Isis, granite, Ptolemaic.

%Empereur, J.-Y. in Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), 8 figs. on 9 [upper left], front coverAlexandria. Found in Harbour.iv.3ASphinx, Ptolemaic, granite.

%Empereur, J.-Y. in Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), fig. on 9 [lower]Alexandria. Found in Harbour.iv.3ABust of female statue, Ptolemaic.

%Empereur, J.-Y. in Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), fig. on 10Alexandria. Found in Harbour.iv.3AColossal Hathor crown from statue, granite.

%Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), 13 fig. on 12Thebes. Chapel of Mentuhotp-Sankhkare.ii2.340AView.

%Sowada, K. in Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), figs. on 19 [right], 22 [lower left] (as Dyn. XXV)8Coffin of Pedeashakhet, Late Period, in Sydney, The Nicholson Museum, R.28.

%Sowada, K. in Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), fig. on 20 [upper left]Tell Bast.a. Great Temple. Finds.iv.30A

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%Sowada, K. in Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), fig. on 20 [upper right]Tell Bast.a. Great Temple. Hypostyle. Columns.iv.29AHathor-capital, in Sydney, The Nicholson Museum.

%Sowada, K. in Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), fig. on 20 [lower left]Abydos. Miscell. Museums and Collections.v.103AUshabti jar, painted clay, inscribed, Dyn. XIX (from Tomb 1401), in Sydney, The Nicholson Museum.

%Sowada, K. in Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), fig. on 20 [lower right]803-077-800Round-topped stela, Desmontu, son of Pedubaste and woman Tedesamun, in adoration before Re-Harakhti, Isis and the four Sons of Horus, with one line of text above and four lines below, right edgedamaged, wood, early to mid-Dyn. XXVI, in Sydney, The Nicholson Museum, R.81.

%Sowada, K. in Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), fig. on 21 [upper left]8Tile, man leading dog, faience, Dyn. XVIII, in Sydney, The Nicholson Museum, R.116.

%Sowada, K. in Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), figs. on 21 [lower], 22 [middle right] (as Haremhab)801-650-460Upper part of male statue, diorite, late Dyn. XVIII, in Sydney, The Nicholson Museum, R.1138.

%Sowada, K. in Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), fig. on 22 [top right]Deir el-Bah. ri. Finds - Blocks. Sydney, The Nicholson Museum.ii2.377APainted fragment, head of Tuthmosis III wearing Atef crown.

%Sowada, K. in Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), fig. on 22 [bottom right]Deir el-Bah. ri. Finds - Statues. Sydney, The Nicholson Museum.ii2.375AHead, Dyn. XVIII.

%Thomas, N. and Lacovara, P. in Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), fig. on 24 [right]Deir el-Bah. ri. Great Temple. Statues of Hatshepsut.ii2.374A(d) In New York, M. M. A. 23.3.1.

%Thomas, N. and Lacovara, P. in Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), fig. on 26 [left]Gîza. Pyramid-complex of Menkaure. Valley Temple Proper. Menkaure statues.iii2.30A

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Head, sometimes ascribed to Shepseskaf, alabaster, in Boston Mus. 09.203.

%Thomas, N. and Lacovara, P. in Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), fig. on 26 [right]Gîza. West Field. G 1207. Nufer.iii2.58ASlab-stela with deceased at table and linen list, in Berkeley Mus. 6.19801.

%Kákosy, L. and Vörös, G. in Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), 34-5 figs. on 35, 36 [upper]Theban Tomb 32. Dhutmosi.i2.49ADescription with view and axiometric view.

%Kákosy, L. and Vörös, G. in Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), fig. on 34Theban Tomb 32. Dhutmosi. Hall.i2.49ASouth wall. Deceased and wife seated, with monkey under chair, before offering table and torches, andman censing.

%Kákosy, L. and Vörös, G. in Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), fig. on 35 [bottom]Theban Tomb 32. Dhutmosi. Hall.i2.49APillar D (of Kákosy). Wife Esi adoring Hathor-emblem.

%Kákosy, L. and Vörös, G. in Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), fig. on 36 [lower]Theban Tomb 32. Dhutmosi. Finds.i2.50AHead from statue of woman, probably Esi wife of Dhutmosi, in Cairo Museum.

Egyptian Archaeology 8 (1996), fig. on back coverAbydos. Temple of Sethos I.vi.not yet identified

%see Johnson, R. in Egyptian Archaeology 9 (1996), 3-5Mît Rahîna. K. Temple of Ramesses II. Finds from Temple and neighbourhood. Other blocks.iii2.845ARe-used blocks of Amenophis III, probably from his temple, Nebmaetre-United-with-Ptah.

%Johnson, R. in Egyptian Archaeology 9 (1996), fig. on 3Mît Rahîna. K. Temple of Ramesses II. Sanctuary.iii2.844AView.

%Johnson, R. in Egyptian Archaeology 9 (1996), fig. on 4 [upper]

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%Johnson, R. in Egyptian Archaeology 9 (1996), 4-5 figs. on 5 [upper left and upper right]Mît Rahîna. K. Temple of Ramesses II. Finds from Temple and neighbourhood. Other blocks.iii2.845ARe-used blocks of Amenophis III. Three blocks, two adjoining, third probably adjoining, King dragginghenu barque of Ptah-Sokari, with figure of King protected by falcon upon cabin.

%Johnson, R. in Egyptian Archaeology 9 (1996), fig. on 5 [lower]Doorway, left jamb, two regs., and scene to left of jamb, King with offerings before PtahMît Rahîna. K. Temple of Ramesses II. Sanctuary.iii2.844ALeft side of façade.

%Leclère, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 9 (1996), 9-12 figs. on 9-11, 12 [upper left]Karnak. L. Chapel of Osiris of Koptos. Osiris Catacombs.ii2.207ADescription and views.

%Empereur, J.-Y. in Egyptian Archaeology 9 (1996), figs. on 19-21Alexandria. Found in Harbour.iv.3AColossal statue of a Ptolemaic king, head and feet lost, red granite (base already known).

%Empereur, J.-Y. in Egyptian Archaeology 9 (1996), fig. on 22 [top right]Alexandria. Found in Harbour.iv.3ABlock, Sethos I with offering table, from base of obelisk (probably Inv. 2260).

%Arnold, Di. in Egyptian Archaeology 9 (1996), 23 fig. on 25 [left]Dahshûr. North of the Enclosure of Sesostris III. 17. Sebkemhet, Chief Justice and Vizier.iii2.897APosition and plan.

%Arnold, Di. in Egyptian Archaeology 9 (1996), 23-4 figs. on 23 [left], 25 [left]Dahshûr. North of the Enclosure of Sesostris III. 18. Nebiotef [I]. Vizier and Mayor of the Pyramid town.Temp. Sesostris III.iii2.897Description, view of casing blocks, and plan.

%Arnold, Di. in Egyptian Archaeology 9 (1996), 23-4 fig. on 23 [right]Dahshûr. North of the Enclosure of Sesostris III. 18. Nebiotef [I]. Vizier and Mayor of the Pyramid town.Temp. Sesostris III.iii2.897A

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Blocks with name and titles of deceased and cartouche of Sesostris III.

%Arnold, Di. in Egyptian Archaeology 9 (1996), 23 fig. on 25 [left]Dahshûr. North of the Enclosure of Sesostris III. 19. Woman, wife of Nebiotef [I]. Temp. Sesostris III.iii2.897Position and plan.

%Arnold, Di. in Egyptian Archaeology 9 (1996), 24 fig. on 25 [left]Dahshûr. North of the Enclosure of Sesostris III. 31. Nebiotef [II](?). Vizier(?). Probably temp.Amenemhet III.iii2.897ADescription, plan, and mention of block with an inscription of deceased.

%Arnold, Di. in Egyptian Archaeology 9 (1996), 24 fig. on 25 [left]Dahshûr. North of the Enclosure of Sesostris III. 31. Adjoining tomb on east side. Sit-werut. King’sornament. Probably wife of Nebiotef [II](?). Probably temp. Amenemhet III.iii2.897ADescription and plan.

%Arnold, Di. in Egyptian Archaeology 9 (1996), 24 fig. on 25 [right] (sarcophagus and outer coffin)Dahshûr. North of the Enclosure of Sesostris III. 31. Adjoining tomb on east side. Sit-werut. King’sornament. Probably wife of Nebiotef [II] (?). Probably temp. Amenemhet III.iii2.897ASarcophagus and two wooden coffins, outer rectangular and inner anthropoid, of Sit-werut ,

%Arnold, Di. in Egyptian Archaeology 9 (1996), 24 fig. on 24 [upper right]Dahshûr. North of the Enclosure of Sesostris III. 31. Adjoining tomb on east side. Sit-werut. Probablywife of Nebiotef [II](?). Probably temp. Amenemhet III.iii2.897ACanopic chest of Sit-werut, wood.

%see Oppenheim, A. in Egyptian Archaeology 9 (1996), 26Dahshûr. Pyramid complex of Sesostris III. South Mastabas. 9. Khnemt-neferhezet-wert. Mother ofSesostris III.iii2.885ADescription.

%see Oppenheim, A. in Egyptian Archaeology 9 (1996), 26Dahshûr. Pyramid complex of Sesostris III. South Mastabas. 9. Khnemt-neferhezet-wert. Mother ofSesostris III.iii2.885AFragment of canopic jar, inscribed, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum.

%see Oppenheim, A. in Egyptian Archaeology 9 (1996), 26

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Dahshûr. Pyramid complex of Sesostris III. South Mastabas. 9. Khnemt-neferhezet-wert. Daughter ofAmenemhet II, wife of Sesostris II.iii2.885AFragment, inscribed, wood, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum.

%Giddy, L. in Egyptian Archaeology 9 (1996), 29 fig. [upper]Amârna. Smaller Temple.iv.197AView.

%Giddy, L. in Egyptian Archaeology 9 (1996), 29 fig. [lower]Omit.

%Giddy, L. in Egyptian Archaeology 9 (1996), fig. on 30 [left]VI, bird from netting scene on leftSaqqâra. Around Teti Pyramid. LS 10. Kagemni Memi. Temp. Teti. Room IV.iii2.523(20)ADeceased, and registers.

%Brock, E. in Egyptian Archaeology 9 (1996), 31, 32 fig. on 31 [lower]Thebes. KV8. Merneptah. Sarcophagus Chamber J.i2.509A1st (outermost) sarcophagus, red granite.

%Brock, E. in Egyptian Archaeology 9 (1996), 31, 32 figs. on 32 [upper] and [lower left]Thebes. KV8. Merneptah. Sarcophagus Chamber J.i2.509ALid and fragment from 2nd sarcophagus, red granite.

%Brock, E. in Egyptian Archaeology 9 (1996), 32 fig. [lower middle]Fragment with part of 11th division of Book of GatesThebes. KV8. Merneptah. Sarcophagus Chamber J.i2.509A4th (innermost) sarcophagus, alabaster.

%Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), fig. on 2 [lower left]El-Sebua. Temple. Pylon.vii.57-8(29)ANorth colossus of Ramesses II, lying on ground.

%Daoud, K. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), 6 fig. [left]Saqqâra. Around the Pyramid complex of Unis. Tomb of Kairer. Temp. Unis or Dyn. VI. Room I.iii2.631(1)ALeft part. Remains of two regs. of funerary scenes, including female mourner beside tent-like structure

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%Daoud, K. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), 6 fig. [right]Saqqâra. Around the Pyramid complex of Unis. Tomb of Kairer. Temp. Unis or Dyn. VI. Room I.iii2.631(1)ABottom of scene, crocodile laying eggs.

%Daoud, K. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), 7 fig. [upper]I, sculptor seated on high stool working on statueSaqqâra. Around the Pyramid complex of Unis. Tomb of Kairer. Temp. Unis or Dyn. VI. Room II.iii2.631(9)AI, making statues and jewellery.

%Daoud, K. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), 7 fig. [lower]Part of weighing sceneSaqqâra. Around the Pyramid complex of Unis. Tomb of Kairer. Temp. Unis or Dyn. VI. Room II.iii2.631(9)AII, metal workers.

%Leblanc, C. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), 11-13 fig. on 11 [lower]Thebes. KV7. Ramesses II.i2.505ADescription of excavation and plan.

%Leblanc, C. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), 11-12 fig. on 11 [upper]Thebes. KV7. Ramesses II. Corridor A.i2.505ACartouche of King from this corridor.

%Leblanc, C. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), 13 figs. on 12 [upper left and upper right]Thebes. KV7. Ramesses II. Finds.i2.507AFragments of sarcophagus of King, calcite, from various locations in the tomb.

%Leblanc, C. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), 13 figs. [upper left], [upper, 2nd from left] and [upperright]Thebes. KV7. Ramesses II. Finds.i2.507AFragments of canopic chest, calcite.

%von Pilgrim, C. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), fig. on 16 [lower]Elephantine.v.226AAerial view.

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%von Pilgrim, C. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), 17 fig. on 18 [lower left]Elephantine. Temple of Satis. Temple of Hatshepsut and Tuthmosis III.v.227AView.

%Walker, S. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), 19 fig.8Cartonnage of Artemidorus, Roman, in London, British Museum, EA 21810.

%Walker, S. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), fig. on 20 [upper middle]Hawâra. Roman Cemetery.iv.103ACartonnage bust piece from coffin of Mareis, Ptolemaic to Roman Periods, in London, British Museum,EA 21807.

%Walker, S. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), fig. on 20 [upper right]Hawâra. Roman Cemetery.iv.103ACartonnage bust piece from coffin of Syros, Ptolemaic to Roman Periods, in London, British Museum,EA 22109.

%Walker, S. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), fig. on 20 [lower left]Akhmîm. Miscellaneous. Coffins.v.24ATamin (woman), inscribed in demotic, Roman Period, in London, British Museum, EA 29586.

%see Darnell, D. and J. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), 24Gebel el-Silsila to Nag H. ammâdi. Road from Armant to Nag H. ammâdi. Wâdi el-H. ôl.vii.277AGraffito, hieratic text mentioning military exploits of a Theban king, 2nd Int. Period.

%see Darnell, D. and J. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), 25Gebel el-Silsila to Nag H. ammâdi. Road from Armant to Nag H. ammâdi. Wâdi el-H. ôl.vii.277AGraffito of Dedusobek, with mention of funerary rites of Mentuhotp Nebhepetre, temp. MentuhotpNebhepetre.

%see Darnell, D. and J. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), 25-6Gebel el-Silsila to Nag H. ammâdi. Road from Western Thebes to Hû. Alamat Tal Road.vii.277AGraffiti, several by policemen, one mentioning a royal visit to Thebes, another the heliacal rising of Sothisin year 11 of an unnamed king, all Middle Kingdom.

%Darnell, D. and J. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), 26 figs. on 25 [upper left] and [lower]

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Gebel el-Silsila to Nag H. ammâdi. Road from Western Thebes to Hû. Alamat Tal Road.vii.277ARock inscription of Tjauti, mentioning conflict with another nome, 1st Int. Period.

%Darnell, D. and J. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), 26 fig. [upper]Gebel el-Silsila to Nag H. ammâdi. Road from Western Thebes to Hû. Alamat Tal Road.vii.277AGraffito with cartouche of Pepy I.

%Giddy, L. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), fig. on 28Omit.

%Giddy, L. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), fig. on 29Thebes. Temple of Sethos I. Palace. South of First Court.ii2.421AView.

%Giddy, L. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), fig. on 30Omit.

%Polz, D. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), fig. on 34 [upper]Thebes. Dra Abâ el-Naga. D.A.I.K. excavations.i2.599AFragments of stela of Haty and Takat, New Kingdom (from tomb K91.11).

%Polz, D. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), fig. on 35 [upper]II, scribeThebes. TT56. Userhet. Temp. Amenophis II. Inner Room.i2.113(13), (14), (15)ATwo registers.

%Hope, C. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), fig. on 38 [upper left]800-946-493Royal head, sculptor’s model, plaster, Ptolemaic, in Melbourne, National Gallery of Victoria.

%Hope, C. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), 39 fig. on 38 [upper middle]Head of Queen from statue group, in Melbourne, National Gallery of Victoria, 6.16.2.Amârna. Boundary Stelae. Stela Q. Year 6.iv.231ADouble scene, King, Queen, and two princesses, adoring the Aten, with twenty seven line of text (lowerpart destroyed) below, and destroyed statue group on either side.

%Hope, C. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), fig. on 38 [upper right] (as lintel)Dendera. Tomb of Thauti Resi. Dyn. VI.

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v.110AStela of (Thauti) Resi, in Melbourne, National Gallery of Victoria, 800.2.

%Hope, C. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), fig. on 39 [upper left] (as Roman Period)8Mummy mask of Pedehorpashenesi, cartonnage, Ptolemaic, in Melbourne, National Gallery of Victoria,D144-1994.

%Hope, C. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), fig. on 39 [upper middle]8Ushabti box, inscribed, Late Period or Ptolemaic, in Melbourne, National Gallery of Victoria, D97/1982.

%Hope, C. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), fig. on 39 [lower]Sidmant. Tomb of Rahotp. Temp. Ramesses II. Found in or near tomb.iv.117AStela, top missing, dedicated by Nebuhotep, Ramesside, in Melbourne, National Gallery of Victoria,3415.3.

%see Hope, C. in Egyptian Archaeology 10 (1997), 39Nag el-Deir. Various. Coffins.v.27AInner coffin of Theby, 1st Int. Period, in Melbourne, National Museum of Victoria, X 83758 (23.12.179).

%Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), front cover, see 19, 22 figs. on 19-21, 22 [upper]

%Limme, L., Hendrickx, S. and Huyge, D. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), fig. on 3 [upper]El-Kâb. Necropolis.v.176AView.

%Limme, L., Hendrickx, S. and Huyge, D. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), 3 fig. on 4 [upper]El-Kâb. Tomb BE 7. Irtenakh, Priestess of Hathor. Old Kingdom.v.185ADescription and section of tomb.

%see Limme, L., Hendrickx, S. and Huyge, D. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), 3El-Kâb. Tomb BE 7. Irtenakh. Priestess of Hathor. Old Kingdom.v.185AMirror, inscribed, of deceased.

%Limme, L., Hendrickx, S. and Huyge, D. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), 3-4 fig. on 3 [lower]El-Kâb. Tomb of Sawika. Dyn. VI. Chapel.v.185ARear wall, registers with scenes including butchers and dancing, before deceased seated with offering table.

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%see Limme, L., Hendrickx, S. and Huyge, D. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), 4El-Kâb. Tomb of Sawika. Dyn. VI. Chapel.v.185ALeft of entrance, offering list and false door with deceased and sons.

%see Friedman, R. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), 13 fig. [lower right]Upper reg., stern from Horus of Nekhen barqueHierakonpolis. Rock tombs. Dyn. XVIII. Harmosi. Inner Hall. North wall.v.199(4)ATwo registers.

%Soukiassian, G. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), 15-17Oasis of el-Dâkhla. Ain As.îl. Palace.vii.296ADescription.

%Soukiassian, G. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), fig. on 15Oasis of el-Dâkhla. Town. Ain As.îl.vii.296AView of part of fortifications.

%Soukiassian, G. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), fig. on 16 [left]Oasis of el-Dâkhla. Ain As.îl. Palace.vii.296AView of part.

%Soukiassian, G. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), fig. on 16 [right]Oasis of el-Dâkhla. Ain As.îl. Palace.vii.296APlan of the eastern apartments.

%Soukiassian, G. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), fig. on 17 [upper left]Oasis of el-Dâkhla. Ain As.îl.vii.296ATwo clay tablets with hieratic texts.

%Soukiassian, G. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), fig. on 17 [upper right]Oasis of el-Dâkhla. Ain As.îl.vii.296AClay tablet with hieratic text mentioning cereals and distribution to three officials.

%Soukiassian, G. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), fig. on 17 [lower left]Oasis of el-Dâkhla. Ain As.îl.vii.296A

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%Soukiassian, G. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), 17 fig. [lower right]Oasis of el-Dâkhla. Ain As.îl.vii.296ASealing of an official of Pepy I.

%Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), fig. on 18 [lower]Omit.

%Johnson, W. R. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), 19, 22 figs. on front cover, 19-21, 22 [upper]Views during restorationLuxor. Temple. Processional Colonnade. Statues south of entrance.ii2.314(73)ADouble statue of Amun and Mut (‘Large dyad’) (head of Mut formerly in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, nowreattached), probably temp. Ay, re-inscribed by Ramesses II.

%Johnson, W. R. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), 19 fig. on 22 [lower left, left]Luxor. Temple. Processional Colonnade. Statues south of entrance.ii2.314(75)ARamesses II seated, headless.

%Johnson, W. R. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), 19, 22 fig. on 22 [lower left, right]Luxor. Temple. Processional Colonnade. Statues south of entrance.ii2.314(74)ADouble statue of Amun and Mut (‘Small dyad’) (head of Mut, Ptolemaic restoration, in Cairo, EgyptianMuseum), probably temp. Ay, re-inscribed by Ramesses II.

%Johnson, W. R. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), 22 fig. [right]Luxor. Temple. Finds. Statues.ii2.337AFragment with goddess from a group, Dyn. XVIII, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 1113.

%Snape, S. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), 23-4 fig. on 23Libyan Coast. Zâwyet Umm el-Rakham. Temple-Fort. Temp. Ramesses II.vii.368ADescription and view.

%see Snape, S. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), 24 with fig. [lower left]Libyan Coast. Zâwyet Umm el-Rakham. Temple-Fort. Temp. Ramesses II. Storage magazines.vii.368ADescription with view of one.

%Snape, S. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), 24 fig. [upper left]

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%Snape, S. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), fig. on 24 [lower right]Libyan Coast. Zâwyet Umm el-Rakham. Temple-Fort. Temp. Ramesses II. Storage magazines.vii.368AJambs of Ramesses II from Magazine 2, reconstruction.

%Giddy, L. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), figs. on 26, 27Omit.

%Giddy, L. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), fig. on 28 [left]Saqqâra. Pyramid complex of Pepy I. Pyramid.iii2.423AView.

%Guimlia-Mair, A. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), 35-6 fig. on 35 [upper]800-480-750Statuette of kneeling king, probably Amenemhet III, headdress and arms lost, copper with gold inlay,formerly in M. Templesman colln., then in G. Ortiz colln. in 1998. (Allegedly from Hawâra.)

%Guimlia-Mair, A. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), 35, 36 figs. on 35 [lower middle and lower middle]Omit. (Munich, Staatliche Sammlung Ägyptischer Kunst, ÄS 6080)

%Vörös, G. and Pudleiner, R. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), 37-9 figs. on 37 (plan), 38 [left] and[lower right], 39Thebes. Chapel. Mentuhotp Sankhkare.ii2.340ADescription, plan and views.

%Vörös, G. and Pudleiner, R. in Egyptian Archaeology 11 (1997), 37 fig. on 38 [upper right]Thebes. Chapel. Mentuhotp Sankhkare.ii2.340AFoundation deposit.

%Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), fig. on front coverUpper part of deceasedSaqqâra. Around Teti Pyramid. LS 10. Kagemni Memi. Temp. Teti. Room IV.iii2.523(20)ADeceased and six registers.

%Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), fig. on 1Sân el-H. agar. Great Temple.

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%Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), fig. on 2 [left]Saqqâra. Serapeum. Avenue of human headed sphinxes.iii2.778ASix sphinxes, in Paris, Musée Nationale du Louvre, N.391.

%Wilson, P. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), fig. on 3 [lower]Sâ el-H. agar.iv.46AView.

%Wilson, P. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), 6 fig. on 5 [left]Two sons of Horus from foot end of lidSâ el-H. agar (Saïs). Miscellaneous. Coffins.iv.48ASarcophagus of Wehebre, black stone, Dyn. XXVI, found at Tell Kawâdi.

%Wilson, P. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), fig. on 5 [right]Sâ el-H. agar (Saïs). Miscellaneous. Reliefs.iv.48ABlock, vulture holding shen-ring, and lotus flowers.

%Wilson, P. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), 6 fig. [upper left]Sâ el-H. agar (Saïs). Miscellaneous. Reliefs.iv.48ABlock with text mentioning Neith Lady of Saïs, quartzite.

%Wilson, P. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), 6 fig. [lower left] (as Dyn. XXVI)S. â el-H. agar (Saïs). Miscellaneous.iv.47AColossal royal head, red granite, Late Period.

%see Wilson, P. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), 6S. â El-H. agar (Saïs). Miscellaneous.iv.47ABlock mentioning of Osiris Hemag, Late Period.

%van Dijk, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), fig. on 7 [left]Omit.

%van Dijk, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), fig. on 7 [right]Saqqâra. Between the Monastery and Sekhemkhet’s Enclosure. LS 27. Maya. Temp. Tutankhamun to

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Haremhab. Substructure. Room O.iii2.663ANorth wall, right of doorway, deceased adoring Osiris. East wall, left end, Nephthys.

%van Dijk, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), 7-9 fig. on 8Saqqâra. Between the Monastery and Sekhemkhet’s Enclosure. LS 27. Maya. Temp. Tutankhamun toHaremhab.iii2.661APlan of tomb and description of substructure.

%van Dijk, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), figs. on 9 [upper left and upper right]Saqqâra. Between the Monastery and Sekhemkhet’s Enclosure. LS 27. Maya. Temp. Tutankhamun toHaremhab. Substructure. Room K.iii2.663ASouth wall, deceased and wife adore Osiris, Nut, Isis, and Nephthys. West wall, left of doorway, I, jackalon shrine with Son of Horus at either end, II, Anubis tending mummy on bier with text from Book ofthe Dead, and Isis and Nephthys kneeling at either side, III, jackal on shrine with Son of Horus at eitherend.

%van Dijk, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), figs. on 9 [lower left and lower right]Saqqâra. Between the Monastery and Sekhemkhet’s Enclosure. LS 27. Maya. Temp. Tutankhamun toHaremhab. Substructure. Room K.iii2.663AEast wall, left of doorway, Meryt adoring, right of doorway, text of hymn to Osiris.

%see van Dijk, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), 9Saqqâra. Between the Monastery and Sekhemkhet’s Enclosure. LS 27. Maya. Temp. Tutankhamun toHaremhab.iii2.663AWorkmen’s graffiti on reverse side of relief blocks, including one with name of Khay.

%Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), 10 fig.Karnak. Great Temple. Third Pylon. Bark shrine of Hatshepsut.ii2.64AView during reconstruction.

%Nicholson, P. and Stevenson, S. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), fig. on 13 [upper right]801-633-445Statuette of Huy, Overseer of cattle of Thoth lord of Hermopolis Magna, son of Bawy, head lost, kneelingwith stela, probably temp. Tuthmosis IV to Amenophis III, in Merthyr Tydfil, Cyfarthfa Castle Museum.

%Pawlicki, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), figs. on 15 [upper, view in 1894]Deir el-Bah. ri. Great Temple of Hatshepsut.ii2.340A

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%Pawlicki, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), fig. on 16 [upper left]Cartouches of Tuthmosis IDeir el-Bah. ri. Great Temple of Hatshepsut. Sanctuary. Room X.ii2.366(133)AScene 2.

%Pawlicki, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), fig. on 16 [upper right]Part of offeringsDeir el-Bah. ri. Great Temple of Hatshepsut. Shrine of Anubis. Hypostyle.ii2.354(59)A[Queen] presenting offerings to Amun.

%Pawlicki, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), fig. on 16 [lower left]Deir el-Bah. ri. Great Temple of Hatshepsut. Upper Court.ii2.357AView.

%Pawlicki, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), fig. on 16 [lower right]Deir el-Bah. ri. Great Temple of Hatshepsut. Western niches.ii2.364AQueen seated from one niche.

%Pawlicki, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), figs. on 17 [upper left and upper right]King on leftDeir el-Bah. ri. Great Temple of Hatshepsut. Sanctuary. Room XI.ii2.367(138)A(a)-(b) [Tympanum, double scene, King on left, Queen on right, kneeling, offering to Amun].

%Pawlicki, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), 17 fig. [lower]Deir el-Bah. ri. Great Temple of Hatshepsut. Upper Colonnade.ii2.356AColossal head of Hatshepsut from Osiride statue.

%Harpur, Y. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), fig. on 18Man in canoe holding calf and some cattleSaqqâra. Around Teti Pyramid. LS 10. Kagemni Memi. Temp. Teti.iii2.522(12)ATwo bottom registers, milking, lassoing cow, mat making, feeding puppy, and cattle crossing canal withherdsmen in boats.

%Harpur, Y. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), fig. on 19Saqqâra. Around Teti Pyramid. LS 10. Kagemni Memi. Temp. Teti. Room IV.

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iii2.523(19)AAt bottom, female offering bearers.

%Harpur, Y. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), fig. on 20 [upper left]2nd group of men building papyrus canoesSaqqâra. West of the Step Pyramid. D 64. (b) Ptahhotp [II] Thefi. Temp. Isesi to Unis. Offering room.iii2.601(17)ARegister V.

%Harpur, Y. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), fig. on 20 [upper right]Picking and loading grapes into basketsSaqqâra. Around the Pyramid complex of Unis. Tomb of Neferherenptah. Dyn. V.iii2.637-8(2)AIV, vintage.

%Harpur, Y. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), fig. on 20 [lower] (as Kagemni Memi)Head of deceasedSaqqâra. West of the Step Pyramid. D 64. (b) Ptahhotp [II] Thefi. Temp. Isesi to Unis. Offering room.iii2.604(21)ADeceased at table smelling ointment jar.

%Harpur, Y. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), fig. on 21 [upper left]Hedgehog (brought by offering bearer)Saqqâra. Around Teti Pyramid. Mereruka Meri. Temp. Teti. Room VIII.iii2.529(40) and (41)AOffering bearers.

%Harpur, Y. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), fig. on 21 [upper right]Calf [with 5th offering bearer]Saqqâra. West of the Step Pyramid. D 64. (b) Ptahhotp [II] Thefi. Temp. Isesi to Unis. Offering room.iii2.604(21)AIII, offering bearers.

%Harpur, Y. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), fig. on 21 [lower]Upper part of wifeSaqqâra. North of the Step Pyramid. No. 60 [D 22] Ty. Temp. Neuserre to end of Dyn. V. VI. InnerHall.iii2.472-3(34)ADeceased seated, with wife squatting, and registers.

%Harpur, Y. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), fig. on 22 [upper left]One bird (from upper sub-register of caging birds)Saqqâra. Around the Pyramid complex of Unis. Tomb of Neferherenptah. Dyn. V.iii2.637-8(2)A

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%Harpur, Y. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), fig. on 22 [lower left]III, female baker from left endSaqqâra. Around the Pyramid complex of Unis. Tomb of Niankh-khnum and Khnemhotp. Probablytemp. Neuserre to Menkauhor. II. Vestibule.iii2.642(6)ASix registers of baking and brewing.

%Harpur, Y. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), fig. on 22 [right] (as Ptahhotp [II] Thefi)Head of deceasedSaqqâra. Around Teti Pyramid. LS 10. Kagemni Memi. Temp. Teti. Room VII.iii2.524(37)ADeceased at table, with offering list, offerings, priests, and offering bearers.

%Kirby, C. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), 24 fig. on 23 [middle and 2nd from right]Qift.. Miscellaneous. Statues.v.130AFragments of two colossal statues of Min, Predynastic, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1894/105.

%Kirby, C. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), 24 fig. on 23 [right]Kôm el-Ah. mar (Hierakonpolis). Town Enclosure.v.191ATorso of statue of man in cloak, Protodynastic, found outside north gateway, in Oxford, AshmoleanMuseum, E.3925.

%Giddy, L. in Egyptian Archaeology 12 (1998), figs. on 29, 30, 32Omit.

%Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on front cover [left and middle]Omit.

%Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on front cover [right]Karnak. Great Temple. Remains of earlier buildings re-used in Third Pylon. Bark shrine of Tuthmosis IV.Alabaster.ii2.71AView after reconstruction.

%Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on 1, see 15-16 figs. on 1, 15, 16

%Tiradritti, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), 3-6 figs. on 3 [upper], 4 [right] (after Bibl.)Thebes. TT37. Harua. Dyn. XXVI.i2.68ADescription, plan, and view.

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%Tiradritti, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), 3 fig. [lower left]Thebes. TT37. Harua. Dyn. XXVI. Outer Hall.i2.68AView.

%Tiradritti, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), 5 fig. on 3 [lower right]DetailThebes. TT37. Harua. Dyn. XXVI. Outer Hall.i2.68(15.1)A(15.1) Funerary ritual scenes.

%Tiradritti, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), 5 fig. on 4 [left]Thebes. TT37. Harua. Dyn. XXVI. Inner Hall.i2.68(15)ALeft thickness, deceased led by Anubis.

%Tiradritti, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on 4 [right] (after Bibl.), see 3-6 figs. on 3 [upper], 4[right]

%see Tiradritti, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), 5Thebes. TT37. Harua. Dyn. XXVI. Shrine.i2.68(16)ALeft thickness, deceased with Western goddess led by Anubis.

%Tiradritti, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), 5-6 fig. on 5Thebes. TT37. Harua. Dyn. XXVI. Shrine.i2.68AView with false door with statue of Osiris at (16).

%Tiradritti, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on 6 [upper left]Thebes. TT37. Harua. Dyn. XXVI. Finds.i2.69ARelief fragment of incomplete upper part of ram headed deity.

%Tiradritti, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on 6 [lower right]Thebes. TT37. Harua. Dyn. XXVI. Finds.i2.69ARelief fragments, kneeling butcher.

%see Zivie, A. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), 7-8Saqqâra. Around Teti Pyramid. Tomb of Maia. Royal nurse. Temp. Tutankhamun.iii2.562ADescription.

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%Zivie, A. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), 7 fig. [left]Saqqâra. Around Teti Pyramid. Tomb of Maia. Royal nurse. Temp. Tutankhamun. Entrance.iii2.562AKing as young boy seated on the lap of deceased.

%Zivie, A. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on 7 [right]Saqqâra. Around Teti Pyramid. Tomb of Maia. Royal nurse. Temp. Tutankhamun. Second room.iii2.562AView.

%Zivie, A. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on 8 [left]Upper part of deceasedSaqqâra. Around Teti Pyramid. Tomb of Maia. Royal nurse. Temp. Tutankhamun. Third room.iii2.562APillar, one face, deceased () with arms raised in adoration.

%Zivie, A. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on 8 [right]Saqqâra. Around Teti Pyramid. Tomb of Maia. Royal nurse. Temp. Tutankhamun. Third room.iii2.562APillar, one face, deceased () with arms raised in adoration.

%see Labrousse, A. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), 9-10Saqqâra. Pyramid complex of Pepy I. Seven pyramids of Queens. Pyramid of Queen Ankhesenpepy II.iii2.424ADescription.

%Labrousse, A. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), 9 fig. on 10 [right]Saqqâra. Pyramid complex of Pepy I. Seven pyramids of Queens. Pyramid of Queen Ankhesenpepy II.iii2.424ALintel with name and title of deceased, granite.

%Labrousse, A. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on 9 [middle left]Saqqâra. Pyramid complex of Pepy I. Seven pyramids of Queens.iii2.424AReconstruction.

%Labrousse, A. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on 9 [bottom left]Saqqâra. Pyramid complex of Pepy I. Seven pyramids of Queens.iii2.424AView.

%Labrousse, A. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on 9 [right]Saqqâra. Pyramid complex of Pepy I.iii2.422A

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%Rose, P. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), 15-16 figs. on 1, 15, 16Qas.r Ibrîm.vii.92ADescription, plan and views.

%Kemp, B. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), 17- 18 fig. on 17 [lower]Amârna. Temple O.42.1.iv.197ADescription and plan.

%Kemp, B. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), 17 fig. [upper]Amârna. Temple O.42.1. Finds.iv.197ARelief fragment, part of hand holding vessel, and remains of text mentioning ‘House of rejoicing’.

%Kemp, B. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), 18 fig. [lower]Amârna. Smaller Temple.iv.197AAerial view.

%Larché, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), 19 figs.Karnak. Great Temple. Remains of earlier buildings re-used in Third Pylon. Bark shrine of Tuthmosis IV.Alabaster.ii2.71ADescription and views during reconstruction.

%Larché, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), figs. on 20 [upper], 21 [lower]Upper partKarnak. Great Temple. Remains of earlier buildings re-used in Third Pylon. Bark shrine of Tuthmosis IV.Alabaster.ii2.72AKing offering lettuce to Amun-Kamutf.

%Larché, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on 20 [lower left]Head of KingKarnak. Great Temple. Remains of earlier buildings re-used in Third Pylon. Bark shrine of Tuthmosis IV.Alabaster.ii2.72AKing receiving life.

%Larché, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), figs. on 20 [lower right], 22 [bottom left]Third scene, King offering vessel

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%Larché, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on 21 [upper left]Second scene, King offering incenseKarnak. Great Temple. Remains of earlier buildings re-used in Third Pylon. Bark shrine of Tuthmosis IV.Alabaster.ii2.72ABlock, remains of two registers, offering stands and three scenes, King before Amun.

%Larché, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), figs. on 21 [upper right], 22 [upper right]Karnak. Great Temple. Remains of earlier buildings re-used in Third Pylon. Bark shrine of Tuthmosis IV.Alabaster.ii2.72AKing offering incense to Amun-Re.

%Larché, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on 21 [lower], see fig. on 20 [upper]

%Larché, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on 22 [top left]OfferingsKarnak. Great Temple. Remains of earlier buildings re-used in Third Pylon. Bark shrine of Tuthmosis IV.Alabaster.ii2.72AInterior. I, 2, King kneeling with vases and offering list before bark of Amun.

%Larché, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on 22 [middle left]Upper part of KingKarnak. Great Temple. Remains of earlier buildings re-used in Third Pylon. Bark shrine of Tuthmosis IV.Alabaster.ii2.72AInterior. I, 1, King seated.

%Larché, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on 22 [bottom left], see fig. on 20 [lower right]

%Larché, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on 22 [upper right], see fig. on 21 [upper right]

%Larché, F. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on 22 [lower right]Karnak. Great Temple. Remains of earlier buildings re-used in Third Pylon. Bark shrine of Tuthmosis IV.Alabaster.ii2.72AKing led by Montu [to another god].

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%Taylor, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on 23 [left] (as Thebes)Upper part8Cartonnage of Tenttadinanebu, woman, Dyn. XXII, in Dublin, National Museum of Ireland.

%Taylor, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on 24 [upper right] (as probably from Thebes)801-626-310Senemioh, wab-priest of Khons, seated, early Dyn. XVIII, in Dublin, National Museum of Ireland.

%Taylor, J. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), 24 fig. [lower] (as from Dra Abû el-Naga)Naqâda. Miscellaneous.v.119AStela of Hetepneb and wife Iri, Dyn. VI, in Dublin, National Museum of Ireland, 1892.224.

%Giddy, L. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), figs. on 25-8Omit.

%see Giddy, L. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), 27Tell el-Balamn. Tomb of Iken. Dyn. XXII.iv.39ADiscovery.

%Myliwiec, K. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), 37-9Saqqâra. West of the Step Pyramid. Tomb of Merefnebef. Probably temp. Teti.iii2.611ADescription.

%Myliwiec, K. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on 38 [upper left]Saqqâra. West of the Step Pyramid. Tomb of Merefnebef. Probably temp. Teti. Chapel. Façade. Entrance.iii2.611AView showing upper part of entrance.

%Myliwiec, K. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on 38 [upper right]Saqqâra. West of the Step Pyramid. Tomb of Merefnebef. Probably temp. Teti. Chapel. West wall.iii2.611AFrom right, [deceased] with small son and daughter, false door, and three registers of offering bearers.

%Myliwiec, K. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on 38 [lower left]PartSaqqâra. West of the Step Pyramid. Tomb of Merefnebef. Probably temp. Teti. Chapel. West wall.iii2.611AOffering list.

%Myliwiec, K. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on 38 [lower right]

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%Myliwiec, K. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on 39 [upper left]Female clapper and three dancersSaqqâra. West of the Step Pyramid. Tomb of Merefnebef. Probably temp. Teti. Chapel. South wall.iii2.611ADeceased, and registers, including scenes of dancers and musicians.

%Myliwiec, K. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on 39 [upper right]Head of deceasedSaqqâra. West of the Step Pyramid. Tomb of Merefnebef. Probably temp. Teti. Chapel. South wall.iii2.611ADeceased, and registers, including scenes of dancers and musicians.

%Myliwiec, K. in Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), fig. on 39 [lower left and lower right]Saqqâra. West of the Step Pyramid. Tomb of Merefnebef. Probably temp. Teti. Chapel. Entrance.Doorway.iii2.611ALeft thickness, deceased with wife Meresankh.

%Egyptian Archaeology 13 (1998), 40 fig. [lower]Sinai. Serabît el-Khâdim. Temple of Hathor.vii.347AView.

%Egyptian Archaeology 14 (1999), fig. on front coverGîza. Miscellaneous. Tomb of Nikauinpu, Dyn. V-VI. Servant statuettes.iii2.300AMale potter squatting, in Chicago (Ill.), Oriental Institute Museum, 10628, 10645.

%Rose, P. in Egyptian Archaeology 14 (1999), 2 figs.Qasr Ibrîm. Fort.vii.94AViews.

%Rummel, U. in Egyptian Archaeology 14 (1999), 3-6 fig. on 3 [left]Thebes. Dra Abû el-Naga. D.A.I.K. Excavations. Tomb K93.11. Late Second Int. Period or early Dyn.XVIII, re-used by Ramesesnakht. Temp. Ramesses IV-X.i2.599ADescription and view.

%Rummel, U. in Egyptian Archaeology 14 (1999), fig. on 3 [right]

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%Rummel, U. in Egyptian Archaeology 14 (1999), fig. on 4Thebes. Dra Abû el-Naga. D.A.I.K. Excavations. Tomb K93.11. Late Second Int. Period or early Dyn.XVIII, re-used by Ramesesnakht. Temp. Ramesses IV-X.i2.599ARelief fragment, man with staff and mace, head and lower legs lost, with text mentioning temple ofKarnak.

%Rummel, U. in Egyptian Archaeology 14 (1999), fig. on 5Thebes. Dra Abû el-Naga. D.A.I.K. Excavations. Tomb K93.11. Late Second Int. Period or early Dyn.XVIII, re-used by Ramesesnakht. Temp. Ramesses IV-X.i2.599ARelief fragment, upper part of official carrying fan.

%Rummel, U. in Egyptian Archaeology 14 (1999), fig. on 6 [top left]Thebes. Dra Abû el-Naga. D.A.I.K. Excavations. Tomb K93.11. Late Second Int. Period or early Dyn.XVIII, re-used by Ramesesnakht. Temp. Ramesses IV-X.i2.599ARelief fragment, part of head of deity or royal male, with uraeus and part of side lock.

%Rummel, U. in Egyptian Archaeology 14 (1999), fig. on 6 [middle left]Thebes. Dra Abû el-Naga. D.A.I.K. Excavations. Tomb K93.11. Late Second Int. Period or early Dyn.XVIII, re-used by Ramesesnakht. Temp. Ramesses IV-X.i2.599ARelief fragment, upper part of priest offering bread.

%Rummel, U. in Egyptian Archaeology 14 (1999), fig. on 6 [bottom left]Thebes. Dra Abû el-Naga. D.A.I.K. Excavations. Tomb K93.11. Late Second Int. Period or early Dyn.XVIII, re-used by Ramesesnakht. Temp. Ramesses IV-X.i2.599ARelief fragment, two ram headed vessels and part of text.

%Rummel, U. in Egyptian Archaeology 14 (1999), 4, 6 fig. on 6 [right]Fragments from oneThebes. Dra Abû el-Naga. D.A.I.K. Excavations. Tomb K93.11. Late Second Int. Period or early Dyn.XVIII, re-used by Ramesesnakht. Temp. Ramesses IV-X. Court.i2.599AHathor capitals.

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%Spencer, N. in Egyptian Archaeology 14 (1999), 9 fig. on 7Samannûd (Sebennytos). Temple of Onuris-Shu. Rebuilt by Nektanebos II. Blocks.iv.43AThree fragments of cornice of Philip Arrhidaeus, red granite.

%Spencer, N. in Egyptian Archaeology 14 (1999), fig. on 8 [lower left]Samannûd (Sebennytos). Temple of Onuris-Shu. Rebuilt by Nektanebos II. Blocks.iv.43ABlock with upper part of lion-headed goddess followed by male deity [= Spencer, N. in JEA 85 (1999), 63[13]].

%Spencer, N. in Egyptian Archaeology 14 (1999), fig. on 8 [lower right]Samannûd (Sebennytos). Temple of Onuris-Shu. Rebuilt by Nektanebos II. Blocks.iv.43ARemains of scene of probably [King] before Onuris-Shu? and goddess [= Spencer, N. in JEA 85 (1999),71, 73 [27]].

%Spencer, N. in Egyptian Archaeology 14 (1999), 8 fig. on 9 [upper left]Samannûd (Sebennytos). Temple of Onuris-Shu. Rebuilt by Nektanebos II. Blocks.iv.43ABlock of Nektanebos II with Nile god, granite, found in Samannûd, Sharia Dahab [= Spencer, N. in JEA85 (1999), 58 [2].

%Spencer, N. in Egyptian Archaeology 14 (1999), 9 fig. [upper right]Samannûd (Sebennytos). Temple of Onuris-Shu. Rebuilt by Nektanebos II. Blocks.iv.43AFragment from column capital, red granite.

%Spencer, N. in Egyptian Archaeology 14 (1999), fig. on 9 [lower]Samannûd (Sebennytos). Temple of Onuris-Shu. Rebuilt by Nektanebos II. Blocks.iv.43AUpper part of lion headed goddess [= Spencer, N. in JEA 85 (1999), 71 [26]].

%see Spencer, N. in Egyptian Archaeology 14 (1999), 9Samannûd (Sebennytos). Temple of Onuris-Shu. Rebuilt by Nektanebos II. Blocks.iv.43AKing wearing blue crown offering jars [= Spencer, N. in JEA 85 (1999), 63 [12]].

%see Spencer, N. in Egyptian Archaeology 14 (1999), 9Samannûd (Sebennytos). Temple of Onuris-Shu. Rebuilt by Nektanebos II. Blocks.iv.43AUpper part of [Alexander II] offering sphinx to Onuris-Shu [= Spencer, N. in JEA 85 (1999), 59 [6]].

%see Spencer, N. in Egyptian Archaeology 14 (1999), 9

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