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TOPOGRAPHICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF

ANCIENT EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPHIC

TEXTS, RELIEFS, AND PAINTINGS

I. THE THEBAN NECROPOLIS

PART 2. ROYAL TOMBS AND

SMALLER CEMETERIES

BY

THE LATE BERTHA PORTER

AND

ROSALIND L. B. MOSS, HoN. D.LITT. (OxoN.), F.S.A.

Assisted by

ETHEL W. BURNEY

SECOND EDITION

REVISED AND AUGMENTED

0

OXFORD

AT THE CLARENDON PRESS

x964

Oxford University Press, Amen House, London E.C-4

GLASGOW NEW YORK TORONTO MELBOURNE WELLINGTON

BOMBAY CALCUTTA MADRAS KARACHI LAHORE DACCA

CAPE

TOWN SALISBURY NAIROBI IBADAN ACCRA

KUALA

LUMPUR HONG KONG

© Griffith Institute, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, I964

Published on behalf of the Griffith Institute

by the Delegates of the Press

PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN

AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS, OXFORD

BY VIVIAN RIDLER

PRINTER TO THE UNIVERSITY

List of Plans and Maps

Introduction

CONTENTS

Addenda to Volume I, Part 1. Errata and Supplements

List of Sources of

Plans and Maps

List of Abbreviations.

I. Publications

II. Unpublished sources

Note to Readers

I. VALLEY OF THE KINGS

A. Tombs

B. Finds

C. Rest-houses and shrines

D. Graffiti

11.

SOUTH-WEST VALLEYS

Xl Xlll XVll XXV xxvii XXXV xxxviii 495
5 s6 5 ss 590

A. Wadi Sikket Taqet Zaid 591

B. Wadi Qubbanet el-Qirud (Valley of the Tombs of the Monkeys) 591

C. Graffiti 593

III. DRA' ABO EL-NAGA' with EL-TARAF

A. Antef Cemetery, Dyn. XI

B. Entrance to the Valley of the Kings

C. Tomb of Queen CA!:Jmosi Nefertere (probably)

D. Seventeenth Dynasty Cemetery

E.

Petrie Excavations

F. Gauthier-Chassinat Excavations

G. Northampton Excavations

H. Philadelphia, University Excavations

I. Carnarvon-Carter Excavations

J. Passalacqua Excavations

K. Position unknown

L. Finds

594
599
599
6oo 6o6 6o6 6o7 609
611
612
612
612
Vl

CoNTENTS

IV. 'ASASIF

A. At foot of Causeways 615

Near Valley Temple of I:Iatshepsut 615

Tombs in Carnarvon-Carter Concession 6 I 5

Tombs, &c., in New York, M.M.A. Concession 617

Dyn. XVII-XVIII Cemetery. Carnarvon-Carter Concession 618

Ptolemaic Vaulted Tombs 619

Finds 620

Near Tuthmosis Ill Causeway 620

Pyramid,

Dyn. XVII 62o

Cemetery 700 (New York, M.M.A.) 620

Cemetery 300 (New York, M.M.A.) 622

B. Causeway area 622

Lepsius and Passalacqua Tombs 622

Rest-house of Bark of Amun 624

Cemetery 827-30 (New York, M.M.A.) 624

Near Theban tomb 279 624

Senenmut Quarry 625

Near Mentu'I!otp and l:latshepsut Causeways 626

C. Finds from 'Asasif and Khokha 626

V. DEIR EL-BAI:IRI

A. In and near l:latshepsut Temple 628

In and near First Court 628

Priests' tombs, Dyn. XXI and XXIII (New York, M.M.A.

53-65)

628
Tomb of Priests and Priestesses of Amun, Dyn. XXI 630

Burials of Priests of Monthu, Dyn. XXII-XXVI 643

Middle and Upper Colonnades area 649

B. Cemeteries connected with the Mentu'I!otp Temple 650 North Cemeteries (New York, M.M.A. 500, Ioo, 6oo) 650 South Cemeteries (New York, M.M.A. 8n-26, 831-9, 8ox-Io,

201-19) 652

Pits in Temple area 655

C. Burials, exact position unknown 657

D. Graffiti 658

CONTENTS

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VI. VALLEYS SOUTH OF DEIR EL-BAI:IRI TEMPLES

A. First Valley 658

Royal Cache 6 58

Finds 667

B. Second Valley 667

Cemetery IIOI-3 (New York, M.M.A.) 667

Burial of Prince Amen em!; et ( r 02 r) 667

C. Third Valley 668

Near unfinished Royal Temple, Dyn. XI (New York, M.M.A.

Cemeteries rooo,

II04-IO, IISI-2) 668

D. Graffiti 668

VII. SHEIKH 'ABD EL-QURNA AREA

A. Burials on north-east face of the hill

Family of Senenmut

B. Tombs on east face of the hill

C. Tombs, position unknown

D. Intrusive burials, coffins, and other finds

Maspero Excavations

Mond Excavations

New York, M.M.A. Excavations

Fakhry Excavations

Various

VIII. RAMESSEUM AREA

A. Petrie and Quibell Excavations

B. Berlin Museum Excavations

C. Qurnet Mura'i

IX. DEIR EL-MEDINA

A. Tombs of Saite Princesses

B. Named numbered pits in West Cemeteries

C. Votive Chapels ('Chapelles des Confreries')

D. Great

Pit 676
676
676
677
677
677
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CONTENTS

E. Temples and Chapels north of Temple Enclosure

Amenophis I

Ramesside Chapels

I:Iatl_lor-chapel of Sethos I

F. Inside Temple Enclosure

Temple, possibly built by

Merneptal_l

Sanctuary of I:Iatl_lor

Khenu of Ramesses 11

Baraize Excavations

G. East

of Temple Enclosure

Temple of

Amiin

Ramesside Cemetery

North-east Cemetery

H. East Cemetery

I. Village

Houses

Berlin Museum Excavations

Graeco-Roman Family

Tomb

J. Sanctuary of Ptal_l and Mertesger

K. Miscellaneous

Statues

Stelae

Reliefs,

&c.

Coffins

Offering-tables

Various

X. VALLEY OF THE QUEENS

A. Numbered tombs

B. Unnumbered tombs and pits

C. Finds

D. Graffiti

XI. MEDYNET HABU

A. Temple area

Tombs inside Enclosure, Dyn.

XXII-XXVI

Near West Fortified Gate

693
693
694
694
69s
69s
69s
696
698
700
700
700
700
701
702
702
706
706
706
709
709
7 1 4 737
74
1 742
744
771
772
773

CoNTENTS

Mortuary Chapels, I-VII, Dyn. XX and XXII-XXIV

Finds

B. Palace-City of Amenophis Ill

C. Near Deir el-Shelwit

Small

Sun-temple

XII. OBJECTS FROM THEBES

Statues

Stelae

Reliefs,

&c.

Coffins

Offering-tables

Various

1. Kings

2. Private Names

3· Divinities

4· Geographical

5· Objects in Museums

6. Excavators

7· Various

INDEXES

MAPS lX 782
797
814
820
849
851
86
5 868
868
886
887

LIST OF PLANS AND MAPS

Private Tombs, 196, 386 (amended plans)

Royal Tombs, 1-4, 6

, , 7, 8 , , 9-12 , , 14-19 , , 20, 22, 23, 38

34> 35> 42

43, 47, 55, 57, 62

Queens' Tombs, 31, 36, 38, 40, 42-4, 51-3, 55

, , 6o, 66, 68, 71, 73-5, and Hay, 3rd tomb east

Key Map

MAPS (at end)

1. Theban Necropolis. General plan

11. East Valley of the Kings

111. West Valley of the Kings and South-west Valleys

IV. Dra' Abu el-Naga' with el-Taraf

v. 'Asasif and Deir el-Ba}.lri area

VI. 'Asasif. Foot of Causeways

VII. 'Asasif. Foot of Causeways. Tombs 37 and 41, &c.

VIII. Deir el-Ba}.lri. Temple area

IX. Deir el-Ba}.lri. Temple of Mentu}.lotp

x. Valleys south of Deir el-Ba}.lri Temples, and Sheikh 'Abd el-Qurna xI. Ramesseum area

XII. Ramesseum Enclosure

XIII. Deir el-Medina area

XIV. Deir el-Medina. Ptolemaic Temple area

xv. Valley of the Queens

XVI. Medinet Habu. Temple area

XVII. Medinet Habu area. Palace-City of Amenophis Ill

XVIII. Palace of Amenophis Ill and South Palace

xxiii 498

5°4

510
528
548
552
ss8 750
760

INTRODUCTION

THE record of excavation at Thebes is one of the most confused pages in the history of Egyptological research. From the time of Napoleon almost every archaeological expedition included this site in its activities, and until definite concessions were granted to recognized authorities by the Egyptian Government the whole necropolis was a happy hunting-ground for all and sundry, precise details of the positions of tombs or objects discovered being now often un obtainable. It has, however, been found possible to arrange the material in topographical divisions, with plans of known cemeteries, and to assemble the finds of uncertain provenance in a general section at the end. The numbered tombs having been dealt with in Part 1, the present volume completes the catalogue of inscribed monuments from Thebes, apart from the standing temples dealt with in Volume

II. According to our usual practice we

proceed from north to south, taking first the Tombs of the Kings and the desert valleys, then the sites and cemeteries nearer the Nile, beginning with the

Antef Cemetery in

the extreme north (Section Ill), and ending with the Palace of Amenophis Ill south of Medinet Habu (Section XI). Graffiti are mentioned at the end of the sections where they occur. Certain sites and discoveries dealt with briefly in the first edition have been considerably expanded, notably the Antef and Dynasty XVII Cemeteries, the

Royal Cache in tomb

320, the finds at Deir el-Medina, and the Palace of Amen

ophis Ill. The great caches of coffins belonging to the Priests of Monthu and of Amun are now set out in full, including details of the remaining coffins from the latter prepared by Chassinat for the second part of La Seconde Trouvaille. In addition two completely new features have been introduced: the inscribed finds from various excavation expeditions (many still unpublished), and a catalogue of museum objects of probable Theban origin. The excavations include those of Mariette, Petrie, Northampton, and Carnarvon-Carter, at Dra' Abu el-Naga', the 'Asasif, and the Ramesseum; the American expeditions of Philadelphia University, the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Chicago Oriental Institute; the Berlin Museum concession south of the Rames seum; and the work of the French Institute at Deir el-Medina. In order to make the references as comprehensive as possible and to include all known material, it was essential to consult the excavation files and photo graphs in the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Philadelphia University

Museum.

The Journal d'Entree and other records in the Cairo Museum were also examined, and notes taken of unpublished objects in many other museums, much verbal information being received from colleagues.

The collections of

manuscripts referred to in previous volumes are again included, with the addi tion of the Howard Carter notes in the Griffith Institute, and

Sir Alan Gardiner's

notebooks on the private tombs (see Supplement A, infra, p. xviii).

A short summary

of the various sections may be found useful. I. V ALLEY OF THE KINGS. The arrangement adopted for the private tombs has been followed here (and also for the Queens), including descriptions of xiv

INTRODUCTION

unpublished scenes. For the inscribed finds from the tomb of TutThe wall-scenes, and the sarcophagus with its appendages found in situ, have been dealt with first, while the rest of the inscribed objects have been arranged under categories, with references to Carter's excavation numbers, and to the Cairo

Museum numbers, when possible. The

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