Dendereh, 1898
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xix., have not been precisely dated before.
Most of these were found in indistinguishable pit tombs without any sculpture. Some few are, however, dated. The earliest is 15, of class D, or about the IXth-Xth Dynasty. The next is No. 3, that of Mera, which is of class E, or the earliest Xlth Dynasty. The next is No. 13, which is of Hotepa, class F, or middle Xlth Dynasty. It seems, therefore, that they began as simple tanks just before the Xlth Dynasty, and the models of food were added later. Th...e complex forms with shelters, staircases, and upper storeys, probably belong to the Xllth Dynasty. Unfortunately the most elaborate have lately been forged very successfully, so that no fine specimens can be trusted unless found on good authority.
31 , Very few statuettes were found in the tombs. The seated figure of Adu II. (pi. vii.), and the two rotted wooden figures in a minor burial in front of Adu II., have already been noted. These were the only figures belonging to the Old Kingdom ; and though we searched carefuUy for serdab chambers, such as those of the Saqqara mastabas, not a single instance could be found; nor in those tombs nearly denuded away were any chips of statues ever seen about the surface.
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xix., have not been precisely dated before.
Most of these were found in indistinguishable pit tombs without any sculpture. Some few are, however, dated. The earliest is 15, of class D, or about the IXth-Xth Dynasty. The next is No. 3, that of Mera, which is of class E, or the earliest Xlth Dynasty. The next is No. 13, which is of Hotepa, class F, or middle Xlth Dynasty. It seems, therefore, that they began as simple tanks just before the Xlth Dynasty, and the models of food were added later. Th...e complex forms with shelters, staircases, and upper storeys, probably belong to the Xllth Dynasty. Unfortunately the most elaborate have lately been forged very successfully, so that no fine specimens can be trusted unless found on good authority.
31 , Very few statuettes were found in the tombs. The seated figure of Adu II. (pi. vii.), and the two rotted wooden figures in a minor burial in front of Adu II., have already been noted. These were the only figures belonging to the Old Kingdom ; and though we searched carefuUy for serdab chambers, such as those of the Saqqara mastabas, not a single instance could be found; nor in those tombs nearly denuded away were any chips of statues ever seen about the surface.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Petrie, W. M. Flinders (William Matthew Flinders), Sir, 1853-1942 to read onlineMoreLess
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