エジプトダハシュール北地区発掘調査報告 : 1998年第3次調査

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The Egyptian Culture Center of Waseda University carried out the excavation of the third field season at Dahshur North from March 1 to 31, 1998. The tomb-chapel of the New Kingdom has been found at the site. To judge from stamped mud bricks found at the site, we presume that the name of the owner of the tomb-chapel was Ipay, whose titles were the true royal scribe and the royal butler. In the third field season, we made archaeological clearance mainly at substructures belonging to Shaft A and Shaft 17. In the course of the work we found chambers in the lower level of these shafts and a number of fragments of various objects. The limestone stele of Ptahemwia was uncovered from Shaft 17. Ptahemwia had the titles of the first prophet of Neit and the overseer of priests of all gods. His wife named Nait had the title of the royal nursery. A blue faience ring bearing the cartouched name of Ankhesenamun, Queen of Tutankhamun, was recovered from the dump of the debris of Shaft A. We discovered a red granite sarcophagus inside the lower chamber of Shaft A. This chamber has not yet been examined.
早稲田大学の論文
1999-07-01