El Kab
El Kab
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The broken pottery inside the town enclosure, thatis the south-west corner of the great square, seems to be of variousperiods, but to contain a large quantity of a fabric most like thatof the XXVIth dynasty. As Nectanebo rebuilt the temple here, it isnatural to suspect that this late pottery is of his reign or near it. Masses of similar pottery are to be found thrown out from several ofthe large tombs, in and behind the hill of Paheri. These tombs areprobably of the XVIIIth dynasty, and were re...-used for piles of poorburials at the later date. Of poor burials of the XVIIIth dynasty onlytwo were found. These were in the long coffins of that coarse redearthenware, fragments of which may be seen by the tourist on his wayto the tomb of Paheri. There are a few robbed tombs near the foot ofthe hill, but no large cemetery is known. It is possible that El Kabwas not a very large town at this period; the family of Paheri andAahmes may have been the only great house of the district.
24. Some examination was made of the beautiful little temple ofAmenhotep III, which lies an hour's walk up the desert, not with theview of copying it, for that work had already been undertaken by Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The broken pottery inside the town enclosure, thatis the south-west corner of the great square, seems to be of variousperiods, but to contain a large quantity of a fabric most like thatof the XXVIth dynasty. As Nectanebo rebuilt the temple here, it isnatural to suspect that this late pottery is of his reign or near it. Masses of similar pottery are to be found thrown out from several ofthe large tombs, in and behind the hill of Paheri. These tombs areprobably of the XVIIIth dynasty, and were re...-used for piles of poorburials at the later date. Of poor burials of the XVIIIth dynasty onlytwo were found. These were in the long coffins of that coarse redearthenware, fragments of which may be seen by the tourist on his wayto the tomb of Paheri. There are a few robbed tombs near the foot ofthe hill, but no large cemetery is known. It is possible that El Kabwas not a very large town at this period; the family of Paheri andAahmes may have been the only great house of the district.
24. Some examination was made of the beautiful little temple ofAmenhotep III, which lies an hour's walk up the desert, not with theview of copying it, for that work had already been undertaken by Mr.
What to read after El Kab?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Quibell James Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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