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Ancient Egypt : treasures from the collection of the Oriental Institute / by Emily Teeter.
Penn Museum Library - Egyptian Collection DT59 .T44 2003
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Teeter, Emily.
- Series:
- Oriental Institute Museum publications ; 23.
- Oriental Institute Museum publications ; 23
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Art, Egyptian--Catalogs.
- Art, Egyptian.
- Art, Egyptian--Illinois--Chicago--Catalogs.
- Illinois--Chicago.
- Egypt--Antiquities--Catalogs.
- Egypt.
- Antiquities.
- Genre:
- Catalogs.
- Physical Description:
- 146 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), map ; 30 cm.
- Place of Publication:
- Chicago, Ill. : Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago ; Oxford : Oxbow, 2003.
- Summary:
- This fully-illustrated catalogue offers highlights of the Egyptian collection at the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago. A brief history of the collection is followed by a catalogue of seventy-seven objects, which date from the early third millennium BC to the eighth century AD. Many of these objects have not been previously published. The artefacts include statues, stelae, tools, games, clothing, coffins, figured ostraca, and papyri; each item is described, and its function and symbolism are discussed. Brief texts are translated. Appendices give museum registration numbers, provenance, and bibliographies.
- Contents:
- A History of the Egyptian Collection 1
- Early Dynastic Period and Old Kingdom (ca. 3100-2219 B.C.)
- 1. Votive Plaque 11
- 2. Mehen Game Board 13
- 3. Panel from the Tomb of Nefermaat and Itet 14
- 4. False Door of Ny-su-redi 16
- 5. The Confectioner, Tchenenet 18
- 6. Singers and Dancers 20
- 7. "Servant" Statues from the Tomb of Ny-kau-inpu 21
- 8. Nen-khefet-ka and His Wife Nefer-shemes 26
- 9. Lintel of Kha-bau-ptah 28
- 10. A Warning to Tomb Robbers 29
- 11. The Royal Herald, Neni 30
- First Intermediate Period and Middle Kingdom (ca. 2219-1550 B.C.)
- 12. Uha and His Wife Henut-sen 33
- 13. Model Workshop 35
- 14. A Letter to the Dead 36
- 15. Stela of the Household of Senbu 38
- New Kingdom and Third Intermediate Period (ca. 1550-664 B.C.)
- 16. Nakht and Seth-Antwety 41
- 17. Funerary Figure of Kenamun 43
- 18. Child's Tunic 44
- 19. Statue of a God 46
- 20. Game of Twenty Squares 48
- 21. Detail of a Funerary Procession 50
- 22. Running Ibexes 51
- 23. Colossal Statue of Tutankhamun 52
- 24. Amun 55
- 25. Seti I and Ramesses II 56
- 26. Two Scenes of Nature 58
- 27. The Bad Boy 59
- 28. Stela Dedicated to the God Reshep 60
- 29. Decorative Tiles 61
- 30. Floral Column 62
- 31. Grooming Implements 64
- 32. Study for a Royal Tomb Painting 66
- 33. Head of a King 68
- 34. Canopic Jars 69
- 35. A Priest of Hathor 71
- 36. Stela of the Hearing Ear 73
- 37. Offering to the God 74
- 38. Cartonnage Case and Mummy of Meresamun 75
- 39. Brick Stamp 78
- 40. Amunirdis I and Diese-heb-sed 79
- 41. Reliefs from the Tomb of Montuemhet 80
- The Late Period (664-332 B.C.)
- 42. Statue of Amun 83
- 43. Stela of Harsiese 85
- 44. Donation Stela 86
- 45. Composite Deity 89
- 46. Demotic "Marriage" Papyrus 90
- 47. Head from a Cat Coffin 92
- 48. Oracular Statue in the Form of a Falcon 94
- 49. Thoth Emblem 95
- 50. Ritual Vessel (Situla) 96
- 51. Book of the Dead 98
- Ptolemaic, Roman, and Byzantine Periods (4th century B.C.-8th century A.D.)
- 52. Statue Base of Djed-hor 101
- 53. Horus on the Crocodiles 103
- 54. Cult Statue of Queen Arsinoe II 105
- 55. Water Clock (Clepsydra) 107
- 56. Relief Fragment 109
- 57. Shoe 110
- 58. Mummy Mask 111
- 59. Funerary Stela of Pa-sher-o-pehty 112
- 60. Mummy Portrait 113
- 61. Mask from a Funerary Shroud 115
- 62. Lamp in Form of a Bird 116
- 1. Objects by Oriental Institute Museum Registration Number 127
- 2. Provenance of Catalogue Objects 128
- 3. Prior Publication of Catalogue Objects 131
- 4. Chronology of Ancient Egypt 138
- Ancient Egyptian Personal Names 145
- Royal Names 146.
- ISBN:
- 1885923252
- OCLC:
- 52830506
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