The Tombs of Ancient Egypt
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C C Rulge ol UK bill- D Mud-bock tturcue. E Rough rock cut cbwnbei*. F Vkulted cbunbcr r u Koc-o cnn>oei ^""l f H Ditto leading w I Sqwlchnl chimb K Position ol m*eoph.
FIG. 27.
The tomb of Rekhmara is of unusually simple plan; a more common form is that of the tomb of Pa-shedu (Fig. 27). Here we fc-"^ ^ ^i^K^ have a shaft B ending in a flight of steps leading into various passages and chambers which compose the tomb.
TOMBS OF ANCIENT EGYPT 27 As a rule most, if not all, these chambers are rich...ly painted with scenes of social life, and the ceiling coloured with a diaper or chequer pattern. The Stele (Fig. 28) is always present, and bears FIG. 29.
the usual prayer that abundance of food, etc. , may be provided for the benefit of the Ka of the deceased, and on each side are pictured attendants bringing food and wine, while the deceased himself is FIG. 30.
shown seated at a table enjoying the good things prayed for. At the base of the Stele is represented a table heaped with food (Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C C Rulge ol UK bill- D Mud-bock tturcue. E Rough rock cut cbwnbei*. F Vkulted cbunbcr r u Koc-o cnn>oei ^""l f H Ditto leading w I Sqwlchnl chimb K Position ol m*eoph.
FIG. 27.
The tomb of Rekhmara is of unusually simple plan; a more common form is that of the tomb of Pa-shedu (Fig. 27). Here we fc-"^ ^ ^i^K^ have a shaft B ending in a flight of steps leading into various passages and chambers which compose the tomb.
TOMBS OF ANCIENT EGYPT 27 As a rule most, if not all, these chambers are rich...ly painted with scenes of social life, and the ceiling coloured with a diaper or chequer pattern. The Stele (Fig. 28) is always present, and bears FIG. 29.
the usual prayer that abundance of food, etc. , may be provided for the benefit of the Ka of the deceased, and on each side are pictured attendants bringing food and wine, while the deceased himself is FIG. 30.
shown seated at a table enjoying the good things prayed for. At the base of the Stele is represented a table heaped with food (Fig.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter L Nash to read onlineMoreLess
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