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Zu den wichtigsten staatstragenden Personen des pharaonischen Staates gehören neben dem Träger des Königsamtes die sog. Wesire – TA.tj. In der folgenden Untersuchung soll die Gruppe der Wesire während der 66-jährigen Regierungszeit... more
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      Social NetworkingNetwork AnalysisSocial Network Analysis (SNA)Ramesses II
The opportunity for a private person to place a statue in the context of a temple was limited even during the Ramesside period, where statues of officials in temples were very common. In most cases, the permission of the king himself or... more
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      Ancient Egyptian ReligionEgyptian Art and ArchaeologyEgyptian ArchaeologySocial Interaction
This paper presents the first publication for the inscriptions of the statue of PiAy, perhaps from Memphis, dating probably to late Eighteenth or early Nineteenth Dynasty. The statue’s owner, his titles, and status, as well as deities’... more
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      Titles in Ancient EgyptReligion in Ancient EgyptRamesside court society
The aim of investigating “the relationship between palace and temple” can be approached in different ways. I intend to concentrate on one aspect of social connections in the relationship between “temple” and “palace” as institutions,... more
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      Ancient Egyptian ReligionAncient Egyptian HistoryRamesside PeriodAncient Egypt Prosopography
The paper introduce the well preserved statue of the Viceroy of Kush Setau, kept in Berlin, SMB Ägyptisches Museum und Papyrussammlung, Inv.-Nr. ÄM 2287.
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      Ramesses IINew Kingdom (Egyptology)Ramesside PeriodAncient Egyptian Art and Archaeology
The paper introduce one lid of the coffins of the chantress of Amun Takait, who lived during the early Ramesside period in Thebens. The coffins of Takait are kept in Frankturt am Main, Liebieghaus Skulpturensammlung, Inv.-Nr. IN 1651 c.
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      Ancient Egyptian ReligionGender StudiesWomen's HistoryAncient Religion
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      Ancient HistoryRamesses IIAncient Near EastCourts and Elites (History)
This paper republishes the votive stela of Nfr-rnpt at the Egyptian Museum Cairo (inv. Nr. TR 14.6.24.17). It was published previously in 1936 by P. Labib, but this study did not give a hieroglyphic transcription of the stela.1 The... more
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      Ramesside court societyRamesside kingshipRamesside Prosopography
The paper introduce the well preserved kneeling statue of the Vizier Paser from the temple of Ptah in Memphis, kept in Durham, Oriental Museum of the University, Inv.-Nr. EG 4003.
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      Ancient Egyptian ReligionRamesses IIRamesside PeriodAncient Egyptian Art and Archaeology
The hieratic stela (TR. 27.6.24.3) in the Egyptian Museum Cairo represents an interesting deposition which belongs to the sandal maker, Penōne, and a woman named Ta’at. This stela represents one of the earliest known incised hieratic... more
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      New Kingdom (Egyptology)Ramesside PeriodRamesside court society
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      Ancient HistoryEgyptian HistoryRamesses IIAncient Near East
Instead of looking for patterns of kingship, the paper intends to concentrate on one aspect of social connection, the relationship between “temple” and “palace” as institutions, focusing on prestige and social function of officials. This... more
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      Ancient Egyptian ReligionProsopographyRamesses IIRitual and Performance (Egyptology)
Die interdisziplinäre Forschung gehörte lange schon zu den „Steckenpferden“ des Jubilars Rolf Gundlach - zuletzt verstärkt auf dem Feld interdisziplinärer historischer Hof- und Residenzenforschung. Dies aufgreifend konzentriert sich der... more
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      Ancient Egyptian ReligionEgyptian Art and ArchaeologyAncient ReligionRamesses II
Mrs Naunakhthe & Family : the Women of Ramesside Deir el-Medina par Konraad Donker Van Heel.
Book review published in "Volumen : Revue d’études antiques" 17-18, Louvain, pp. 302-306.
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      EgyptologyEgyptian HistoryEgyptNew Kingdom (Egyptology)
The significance of wine in the divine cult and as a special favor during festivities, as well as a marker of desirable lifestyle can be observed throughout the entire ancient Egyptian history. Production of wine was determined mostly by... more
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      EgyptologyRamesses IIAncient Near EastAcculturation
Entre la mort de Ramsès II (vers 1213 av. J.-C.) et l’avènement de Sethnakht (XXe dynastie, vers 1189 av. J.-C.), l’Égypte vit une période de troubles politiques d’environ 25 ans. Le pouvoir royal est déstabilisé par une crise de... more
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      EgyptologyEgyptian Art and ArchaeologyEgyptian ArchaeologyEgyptian History
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      Egyptian Art and ArchaeologyRamesses IINubian-Egyptian RelationsAncient Egyptian History
Le vizir était un dignitaire très haut placé au sein de la hiérarchie de la société égyptienne antique. Ses titres, ses fonctions et son iconographie faisaient de lui l’un des principaux délégués du pouvoir pharaonique, le plaçant au... more
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      EgyptologyAnonymityAdministrationNew Kingdom (Egyptology)
Da Pharao weder im Kult, in der Staatsverwaltung, noch in der Kriegsführung alle Ämter selbst ausfüllen kann, übernehmen Stellvertreter diese Aufgaben für ihn. Die Delegation von Macht ist ambivalent, wie HELCK in „Die Männer hinter dem... more
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      Ancient HistoryProsopographySocial Network Analysis (SNA)Social History
The hieratic stela (TR. 27.6.24.3) in the Egyptian Museum Cairo represents an interesting deposition which belongs to the sandal maker, Penone, and a woman named Ta‘at. This stela represents one of the earliest known incised hieratic... more
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      ArchaeologyArtNew Kingdom (Egyptology)Ramesside Period