Ancient Egyptian Tombs: The Culture of Life and DeathJohn Wiley & Sons, 13 jun 2011 - 320 pagina's This book explores the development of tombs as a cultural phenomenon in ancient Egypt and examines what tombs reveal about ancient Egyptian culture and Egyptians' belief in the afterlife.
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Pits Palaces and Pyramids | 24 |
Unas Teti and Their Courts | 51 |
The Tombs of Qar and Idu | 68 |
A Growing Independence | 86 |
Ankhtify | 105 |
Strangers and Brothers | 148 |
North and South | 166 |
Rekhmire and the Tomb of the WellKnown Soldier | 190 |
Huya and Horemheb | 207 |
Samut and the Ramesside Private Tomb | 223 |
Sennedjem | 233 |
Petosiris | 245 |
References | 260 |
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Ineni Senenmut and UserAmun | 176 |
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