Amada

 Temple of Amada, Nubia. Brooklyn Museum Archives, Goodyear Archival Collection

Stela de Sensobek e Intef

Museum number

EA577

Description

Limestone stela of Intef and Sensobek: a father and son stand facing each other. Their figures follow the standard two-dimensional conventions of profile head and frontal eye, frontal shoulders and torso in profile but with the navel visible, profile buttocks and legs, with identical single-toed feet. The two are identical in almost every other respect as well:…

Cultures/periods

12th Dynasty

Production date

1985BC-1878BC (circa)

Findspot

Found/Acquired: Abydos (?)

Africa: Egypt: Upper Egypt: Abydos

Materials

limestone

Dimensions

Height: 62 centimetres

Width: 51.50 centimetres

Depth: 11 centimetres

Inscriptions

• Inscription type: inscription
• Inscription position: front face
• Inscription script: hieroglyphic
• Inscription translation: Titles/ epithets include : Count and Overseer of Priests Titles/ epithets include : Count and Overseer of Priests Sensobek "his beloved son, his favorite, who causes the name of his father to live while he [the father] is still on earth."
• Inscription note: In sunk relief. Such inscriptions appear on many stelae and statues of men or couples, and often the son is also represented, sometimes with other family members as well. There is also a column of text naming Sensobek's mother, Bebi.

Curator's comments

Bibliography:
The British Museum, 'Hieroglyphic texts from Egyptian stelae, etc., in the British Museum' Part 4 (London, 1913), pl. 35.

Bibliographic references

Russmann 2001 / Eternal Egypt: Masterworks of Ancient Art from the British Museum (20)

 https://www.britishmuseum.org

 

 

traducción estela fuente: foro egiptomaniacos

Desde el centro a la derecha:

rpa [t] HAty-a imy-r Hmw-nTr Intf mAa-xrw

El Noble Heredero, Alcalde, Supervisor de los Profetas Intef, justificado.

Desde el centro a la izquierda:

sn-sbk Hmw-nTr imy-r HAty-a

(Noble Heredero) Alcalde, Supervisor de los Profetas, Sensobek.

4-vertical:

sA(.f) mr.f n st-ib.f sanx rn n it(.f ) tp tA HAty-a imy-r Hm(w)-nTr ns(t) Asir mAa-(xrw)


Su hijo, su amado de su afecto, quien hace vivir el nombre de su padre sobre la tierra, el Alcalde, Supervisor de los Profetas, en el trono de Osiris, justificado.

Lectura dudosa ns(t) Asir. Aunque en los Textos de la Pirámides en la declaración 213 (134) Pone: “Oh Rey, no has partido muerto, has partido vivo siéntate sobre el trono de Osiris, con tu cetro en tu mano, para que puedas dar ordenes a los vivos” etc. Aunque también es un nombre de Osiris. “Osiris en posesión del trono”.

5-vertical:

ms.n Bbi mAat-xhw

Engendrada (nacida) de Bebi, justificada.

 

Female figurine

 

Female figurine

Pottery

Esna.

2ND INTERMEDIATE PERIOD.

Inventory (international) number 03/061/3063

LIVERPOOL MUSEUM

A small female figurine made from terracotta. She wears a short wig, the arms are held straight at the sides of the body. There are tattoo markings, possibly indicating the use of the object as a fertility figure.

From the excavations of Professor J. Garstang in Egypt, following a contribution made by the Committee to help fund the work in Egypt.

Piotr Bienkowski and Angela Tooley, "Gifts of The Nile: Ancient Egyptian Arts and Crafts in the Liverpool Museum", 1995, 63; pl. 99.

http://www.globalegyptianmuseum.org/record.aspx?id=3063

Fertility figurine

Fertility figurine

This terracotta piece was part of a category of figurines representing very primitive images of women. They are specifically characterised by the gesture of the hands which seem to support the breasts and by the enormous dotted pubis. It's probably an erotic ex-voto placed in temples or in tombs. This "fertility figurine" dates from the end of the 18th Dynasty or from the beginning of the Ramesside Period.

POTTERY

2ND INTERMEDIATE PERIOD > NEW kingdom

Inventory number E.2527

KMKG - MRAH

E. Warmenbol (Éd.), Ombres d'Égypte, le peuple de Pharaon (Exposition), Treignes 1999, 76 nº 42

Fr. Labrique, La magie, L'archéologue 44 (1999) 17

http://www.globalegyptianmuseum.org/record.aspx?id=394

 

ostracon

FIGURED OSTRACON

LIMESTONE

DEIR EL-MEDINAH ?

19TH DYNASTY /XX

PELIZAEUS-MUSEUM [04/030]

Inventory number 5268

Eggebrecht, A. (Hrsg.), Nofret - Die Schöne : Die Frau im Alten Ägypten; "Wahrheit" und Wirklichkeit, Hildesheim - Mainz 1985, Kat.-Nr. 157.

Monreal Agustí, L. (Hrsg.), Egipto milenario : Vida cotidiana en la época de los faraones, Barcelona 1998, Kat.-Nr. 23.

http://www.globalegyptianmuseum.org/record.aspx?id=11365

 

Karnak

Gournia

Restos arqueológicos de la ciudad minoica de Gournia. Creta.
Situados a kms de Agios Nikolaos.

En la zona se realizaron asentamientos desde el 3000 antes de C, aunque los restos de la zona corresponden al periodo de los segundos palacios (1500 a,C)

La ciudad fue destruida por un terremoto y por fuego.