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View full screenReconstructed granite statue of black stone, the head missing, depicting a scribe and Superintendent of the Craftsmen of Amun, Teti writing on a papyrus roll: Ancient Egyptian, Upper Egypt, Deir el-Bahari, New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, c.1479-1425 BC
A.1905.279.3
Unknown
Egypt, Northern Africa
18th Dynasty, New Kingdom, Ancient Egyptian
Ancient Egyptian
Black gabbro; headless
Deir el-Bahari, Upper Egypt, Egypt, Northern Africa
Depicted: Teta
Excavator: Naville, Edouard
Hatshepsut
Ancient Egypt Rediscovered (08 Feb 2019)
National Museum of Scotland
PM II 393
Naville, Édouard, The XIth Dynasty Temple at Deir el-Bahari III (1913), pp. 1-2, pls. 4, 8
Lipinska, Jadwiga, ‘Names and History of the Sanctuaries Built by Tuthmosis III at Deir el-Bahri’, JEA 53 (1967), 25-33, p. 28
Yoyotte, Jean, ‘Le géneral Thouti et la perception des tributs syriens’, BSFE 92 (1981), 33-51, p. 39
Scott, Gerry Dee. The History and Development of the ancient Egyptian scribe statue, unpublished PhD thesis, Yale University (1989), cat. no. 159, pp. 264-8, 970-3
Eichler, Selke Susan, Die Verwaltung des "Hauses des Amun" in der 18. Dynastie, (2000), p. 324
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One of a panel of six tin-glazed earthenware tiles painted in manganese purple, blue and yellow with a canary in a cage: Dutch, probably Rotterdam, 18th century
One of a panel of six tin-glazed earthenware tiles painted in manganese purple, blue and yellow with a canary in a cage: Dutch, probably Rotterdam, 18th century
One of a panel of six tin-glazed earthenware tiles painted in manganese purple, blue and yellow with a canary in a cage: Dutch, probably Rotterdam, 18th century
One of a panel of six tin-glazed earthenware tiles painted in manganese purple, blue and yellow with a canary in a cage: Dutch, probably Rotterdam, 18th century
One of a panel of six tin-glazed earthenware tiles painted in manganese purple, blue and yellow with a canary in a cage: Dutch, probably Rotterdam, 18th century
One of a panel of six tin-glazed earthenware tiles painted in manganese purple, blue and yellow with a canary in a cage: Dutch, probably Rotterdam, 18th century
One of a panel of six tin-glazed earthenware tiles painted in manganese purple, blue and yellow with a canary in a cage: Dutch, probably Rotterdam, 18th century
One of a panel of six tin-glazed earthenware tiles painted in manganese purple, blue and yellow with a canary in a cage: Dutch, probably Rotterdam, 18th century
One of a panel of six tin-glazed earthenware tiles painted in manganese purple, blue and yellow with a canary in a cage: Dutch, probably Rotterdam, 18th century