エジプト早稲田大学ダハシュール北地区発掘調査報告 : 2004年第9次調査

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The Institute of Egyptology, Waseda University, has excavated a mound located approximately 100m to the west of the tombs of Ipay and Pashedw dating back to the period from the late 18th to the early 19th Dynasties. Subsequently, a tomb was found, belonging to Ta, w 'b-lector priest of Ptah. The superstructure no longer existed, but its original plan was recovered. The tomb of Ta seems to have once had papyrus-shaped columns and Djed-pillars in the court. The construction method used for the superstructure, and the relief motifs and assemblage of finds suggest that the tomb is dated to the later part of the Ramesside period, so that the 20th Dynasty. The tomb of Ta covers several predated shafts, which remain untouched this season, but will clarify the chronological framework of this area. (Waseda Journal of Human Sciences, 18 (1) : 109-118, 2005)
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2005-03-25