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Royal Mortuary Cult Complex in the Temple of Hatshepsut at Deir el-Bahari. Part I: The Chapel of Tuthmosis I / by Mirosław Barwik with a contribution by Teresa Dzielzic.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Barwik, Mirosław, author.
Contributor:
Dziedzic, Teresa, contributor.
George Clapp Vaillant Book Fund.
Series:
Polish publications in Mediterranean archaeology ; 2
Polish Publications in Mediterranean Archaeology ; 2
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Temples, Egyptian.
Architecture, Egyptian.
Excavations (Archaeology)--Antiquities.
Thutmose I, King of Egypt.
Shrines--Egypt--Deir el-Bahri Site.
Shrines.
Egypt--Deir el-Bahri Site.
Physical Description:
2 volumes : illustrations, plans ; 30 cm
Other Title:
Chapel of Tuthmosis I
Place of Publication:
Leuven : Peeters, [2021]
Summary:
The volume is an "editio princeps" of the Chapel of Thutmosis I, a shrine located in the southern part of the upper terrace of the Theban funerary complex of Hatshepsut. The shrine was built by order of the queen to commemorate her father and housed the pharaoh's mortuary cult in relation to that celebrated for the queen in the adjoining Chapel of Hatshepsut. Its decoration, patterned upon that of the Chapel of Hatshepsut, although significantly smaller in scale, follows iconographic schemes in vogue from the illustrious era of the Old Kingdom and the pyramid temples of the great pharaohs of more than a thousand years earlier. Forgotten and completely demolished after the mortuary cults ceased to be celebrated in the royal temples at Deir el-Bahari, the chapel has been mostly inaccessible until now. It has now been studied and a reconstruction of its fragmented decoration has been proposed, linking the preserved remains and the separate blocks and fragments painstakingly positioned above them, to aid in a visual identification of what is in situ and what is not. An exhaustive architectural analysis appended to the volume, including axonometric views, places the decoration in the context of the temple and its building history
Contents:
Machine generated contents note: The Vestibule
South Wall
North Wall
The Portal and Doorway
Portal
Doorway
The Chapel of Tuthmosis I
East Wall
Slaughtering scenes (left side of the wall)
Book of the Dead Chapter 148 (right side of the wall)
Decoration above the door
Eastern lunette
Eastern niche
The Offering Ritual, upper register (sequence 2a)
The Offering Ritual, lower register (sequence 2b)
Offering friezes and offering bearers
Offering list
West Wall
False-door stela
Decoration on both sides of the false-door stela
Western lunette
Western niche
APPENDIX: THE CHAPEL ARCHITECTURE
General description
Architectural state of preservation
Foundation and floor
Chapel roof and walls
Wall between the chapel and vestibule
Vestibule
Phasing the construction of the complex
Earlier hypotheses
Building phasing: A historical overview
Theoretical reconstruction
Chapel of Tuthmosis I
Chapel vestibule.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages xi-xx, volume 1)
Local Notes:
Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the George Clapp Vaillant Book Fund.
ISBN:
9789042944251
9042944250
OCLC:
1298549103
Publisher Number:
99991965998

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