石造建造物主屋の平面復元に関する研究 : エジプト,アブ・シール南丘陵頂部から出土した石造建造物の研究(2)

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The team of Waseda University has been conducting excavations on the hilltop at Abusir-South in Egypt since 1991. The work has revealed a stone structure belonging to Prince Khaemwaset, the fourth son of Rameses II. It consisted of a main part (two central rooms and an outer wall) and a portico, which was added subsequently. This paper focuses on the analysis on the main part from an architectural perspective. As a result, the plan of the main part was reconstructed as a rectangular plan, composed by two central rooms enclosed by an outer wall, which is desired as a centripetal configuration centering on the granite stele of the cult room. The plan of the outer wall formed a sequence of alternating projections and recesses. The style of the main part is referred to that of the Old Kingdom or Middle Kingdom, and to be characterized as an extraordinary example of the New Kingdom buildings.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
2005-10-30