A Door Lintel with Cartouches at the Egyptian Museum (JE.59895)
Ahmed, Bassem;
Abstract
This paper deals with a New Kingdom limestone door lintel from Medinet Habu, which is currently housed in the Cairo Museum. It bears three royal names of three kings of the New Kingdom. By referring to the title of Hathor and the title Imn –Ra nb nswt tAwy which both appears on this door lintel and was also found on the statue of Imn- ms from the 20thDynasty, and the location of the name of the king Ramsses II from 19th dynasty between the names of two of 18th dynasty kings, it is more likely that this door lintel dates to the 20th Dynasty.
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| Title | A Door Lintel with Cartouches at the Egyptian Museum (JE.59895) | Authors | Ahmed, Bassem | Issue Date | 2017 | Publisher | The General Union of Arab Archaeologists | Journal | Journal of The General Union of Arab Archaeologists (English Edition) | Volume | 2.2 | Issue | JGUAA | Start page | 1 | End page | 7 |
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