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administration during the 5th dynasty. Consider this: from the reign of Neferirkare Kakai onwards, viziers were no longer of royal blood, instead they were chosen amongst the nobles and were some time married to a daughter of the pharaoh. This contrasts with e.g. the 4th Dynasty, when viziers were always princes and the likes. This raises the question of the status of princes during the 5th Dynasty and heir apparents in particular. It seems to me that it is thus not obvious that the vizier would be higher ranked than a pharaoh's son or an heir apparent. Even though princes may not have held any real function (that is they spent their lives at court), it seems highly probable that they would have been perceived as higher ranked, more distinguished than a vizier. What do you think? Do you have sources pertaining to the matter?

1750:. The idea is to run a series of contests/editathons focusing on each region of Africa. He has spoken to Wikimedia about it and $ 1000-1500 is possible for prize money. As someone who has previously expressed interest in African topics, would you be interested in contributing to one or assisting draw up core article/missing article lists? He says he's thinking of North Africa for an inaugural one in October. If interested please sign up in the participants section of the Contest page, thanks.♦ -- 3153:. However the article has so far received only one review support beyond the source and image checks. If this interests you and if you have some time to spare, could you possibly see if you could review the article for the FAC candidacy? Your review can be as short as a few sentences (or as long as pages!), either raising points you would like to see being addressed, or simply stating that you oppose/support the article with a few explanations. Don't worry if you prefer not to do it! 1404:. I agree that in terms of real status, the king's sons were most likely more important, but without titles, they might not have had real power (well, who knows?). I do not remember any 5th Dynasty king's son with an impressive tomb. However, I must admit, doing all the viziers, I was quite surprised about the small tombs, at least for some of them, without the vizier title they did not come over as very important. Perhaps I better rephrase these articles to something like 3803: 1423:

Djedkare and espeically Teti onwards, it seems (although it is debated) that princes could once again hold some titles normally associated with viziers, such as Greatest one of five in the house of Thoth and the like. It seems best then to qualify viziers as "one of the most important member of the royal court", "the highest nonroyal position in the administration" (this one is from Redford's encyclopedia but in a New Kingdom contest).

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ka-house??? There is no comparing case proven to hold this theory! Indeed, NO Egyptian ruler of the earliest dynasties mentions a deity inside their ka-house. The only thing you can find in a ka-house is a serekh-less Horus name and the phrase Za-Ha-Neb or Ha-Za-Neb inside. But a deity? Why should it, anyway? A ka-house was am offering chapel denoted to the king, not a temple denoted to a god.

1126: 2995:ː i spend quite a while looking for data on this actor. There is not much out on the web (however do you expect a peer reviewed article in the Oxford handbook of American actors??), there are some infos on imDb. That should be enough for the basic data. I do not think the big bubble is necessary. There are 1000s of articles where this is more needed. best wishes -- 3406: 1516:, p. 187 (B2/11). Apparently the title refers to a royal lady of the 21st Dynasty but unfortunately I haven't the full book where the reference - or at least the name of the lady - is presumably given. In the few sources I was able to get about the goddess Nebethetepet, only Heliopolis is mentioned, so maybe Srdt was a small town near to it..? 2546:

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I can't find Petrie's work anywhere, and it isn't fully readable on Google Books. However, I have access to all the SAK volumes from my university's library so thinking about the nomarchs at Asyut (the Djefaihapi) could be a good idea. For some unnown reason I've never considered the nomarchs at Meir

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I think the Petrie Publication must be out of copyright, so if you can find a copy (I saw it online, but can't find it anymore), you could have some pictures. Why not working on the nomarchs of Asyut? Do you have access to the SAK volumes? In the last 10 years, there appeared in these volumes quite a

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Hi, I can not find the epithet in Leitz, but I got more infos from Troy. The title came from a wooden tablet found at Deir el-Bahari and belonged to Neskhons, a daughter of HPA Smendes II of the 21st Dynasty. The funny thing is that this tablet was uploaded on Commons by me over 2 years ago, you can

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Hello Udimu, I was have seen recently that you have produced a large number of new articles on Ancient Egyptian nobles, princes, queens and princesses etc. I was wondering if, in that same vein, you would be interested in writing an article on Kaemtjenent, a 5th Dynasty prince(?) whose name shows up

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My second cardinal argument is the fact, that ramesside king lists allegedly use TWO DIFFERENT cartouche names for ONE AND THE SAME ruler! C'mon, do you really believe that? Have a look: at Giza and Abydos it's Bedjau, but at Sakkara and in the Turin Canon it's Netjer-Bau! Sorry, buddy, that this is

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But back to Bedjau. Again, I think that this odd name originally meant "Bird", not Hotepsekhemwy. Because: look at the Sakkara King List and the Royal Canon of Turin. Here Hotepsekhemwy is named Netjer-Bau. How is that possible??? Two completely different birthnames for one pharaoh? As if! Where the

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Hello, I was wondering if you could suggest me a book or a paper about the MK nomarchs of the Hare (Hermopolite) nome, in other words the bunch of Djehutynakhts. Newberry's works on the necropolis are valuable but very likely outdated. In particular, I'm trying to find which Djehutynakht (at least 5

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Thanks a lot for all those references, the first one is even in Italian, easier than ever. I was unaware of those huge tombs at Qaw el-Kebir until few days ago when I visited the Museo Egizio for the first time and stumbled across all those beautiful monuments of several Wahka. De.wiki has articles

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Well, for example, he says that her stela was possibly one of the earliest examples to show hieroglyphic numbers counting the amount of each offering good. He also shortly describes how intersting it was that the creator of her stela paid attention to the way of sorting the offering list around her

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I have the book: Pressl, Beamte und Soldaten. That is on the officials of the 26th Dynasty. The author only assigns two monuments to Psamtikseneb: the statue Vatican no. 166 and the tomb at Heliopolis. I think the other sources must belong to different people. Especially the relief shown, certainly

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I see. Too bad, I like Middle Kingdom nomarchs and to try to illustrate such articles, but at the current state of knowledge, it seems that these Wahka will be left without pictures. The only unquestionable photos that could be applied to these articles are these of their tombs at Qaw, but none is

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If I remember correctly, it was you who wrote the article "Seheneser" in German Knowledge. Did you know that this lady is in fact known under the name "Sehefener"? I have borrowed a marvellous book by Miroslav Bárta, in which he describes and even translates her name and gives precious information

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Well done, I fixed something and added another ref about him being also an admiral. And also well done in finding the Vatican statue picture, even considering his bizzarre Italian name Psammeticosenets. How did you find it? Also in the caption of the picture a time range is providen, 570-520 BCE,

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What do you say if I tell you that the reading of this bird might be "Bedja(u)"? There is indeed a bedjau-goose depicted during the reign of king Djer and Wadj. The bird is shown to be a special grave good for the deceased king. bedjau means something like "to proceed" or "guidance" (according to

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Just wanted to say I appreciate your work on the pages of Shulgi-simti, Nin-kalla, Ubartum and other historical figures from the Ur III period and particularly that you rely on recent, detailed studies (like Sharlach's monograph) and not on century old outdated generalist encyclopedias, works of

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Hello. Last year you suggested to me some works about the nomarchs of the Hare nome (Djehutynakht I, II etc). I'm wondering if you could suggest to me any work about the nomarchs buried at Qaw el-Kebir (Wahka I, II etc) and the 12th Dynasty nomarchs buried at Asyut (Djefaihapi I, II etc). I have

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I also observed, that the throne name (niswt-bity nebty) is always exact the same as the serekh name from king Qa'a up to king Sekhemkhet. Isn't that interesting? That's why I do not believe into this nonsense about "misreading" and I also don't believe in Weneg being identical with Raneb. Raneb

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Well, Wolfgang Helck points to several objects with the Ka-house of Heteps.. Inside this Ka-house the name Netjer-Ach or Ach-Netjer can be found. Helck claims, that this was the god Netjer-Achti. Nonsense in my opinion. At first, since when did the early Egyptians put the name of a god inside a

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Hello Udimu, I have seen that in all your recent articles on the viziers, you write that the vizier was the most important member of the royal court, second only to the king. I too believed this was true until recently some doubts arose while reading sources about the evolution of the Egyptian

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I don't think head of the administration is appropriate either as it strongly depends on the period: for example, from Djedkare onwards, viziers were head of the scribal administration (which they weren't before), while the head of the legal administration was a man of lower status. Also from

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there is very little known about the families of the nomarchs at Qaw el--Kebir. The tombs are badly destroyed and most of these normarchs are just names. Their order is disputed, so not much is written about them, here and there is a appears a reference in footnotes. However, here is a recent

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As for me, it's especially the case of Hetepsekhemwy that bothers me. Why? Well, in contrast to Khasekhemwy we have no name change here! ;o) Hotepsekhemwy was always "Hotepsekhemwy". Khasekhemwy however, changed from "Kha-sekhem" to "Kha-sechemwy". Now to my prize winning question: why did

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I guess Bocchoris comes from Bakenrenef. These Late Period king's names are often not very close to what we expect from the Hieroglyphs (one weird example is Apries, that must come from Wahibre or Haaibre). Well, guess where I was on holidays? And there I saw the vase in the museum ;-)--

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the stela is today in the Petrie Museum UC14226. There is a catalogue of the museum. Harry Milne Stewart, Egyptian stelae, reliefs and paintings from the Petrie collection: part 3. The Late Period. no.1, pl.47. There might be more information. I can check that in the next days too. bw --

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Not as long as: "Bedjau" was a different ruler, but his name merged with that of Hetepsekhemwy - such a case is proposed for Nynetjer, who is named "Ba-netjer" in all king lists, despite NO single title, name or word at Nynetjer's time uses the Ba-sign (neither the bird nor the ram).

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i do not have access in the moment to a library, but you might check - if you can - Leitz, Lexikon der aegyptischen Goetter, IV, 110. Perhaps they list this epitheton of Nḫbt-ḥtpt. Otherwise, i am clueless. I have a book on Heliopolis, but the place is not mentioned there :-( --

45:(I have the book here, can make copies and send it as e-mail attachment). Harco Willems: The Nomarchs of the Hare Nome and the Early Middle Kingdom History, In: Jaarbericht ex Oriente Lux 28 (1983-84) is a full study on the evidence for the 11th Dynasty, but the results are in 2060:! And, as we know, both of these cities enjoyed great importance and popularity through the whole history of Egypt. I highly doubt that Peribsen could have founded several(!) cities in a part of Egypt that allegedly did not accept him as a ruler. What do you think? Regards;-- 1836:

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Hi! Maybe you'd like to take a look at my discussion page? Someone pretending to be professor Francesco Tiradritti claims that he "never wrote anything about king Sneferka". The book "Kemet: Alle sorgenti di tempo" and Tiradritti's webpage tell different. What do you think?

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it is disappointing. It is known that Dahshur is full of 13th Dynasty pyramids, instead of excavating an unknown one, they hit a known one! The new text (i guess pyramid texts on a stela, a similat stela was found in the tomb of king Hor) is a nice new find. best wishes --

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dating the last tomb of Wahka II under Senusret III. Do you have the recent catalogues of the Metropolitan on the Middle Kingdom and from Lille? There are also some useful information on dating of the latter statue. Grajetzki wrote an article too in the UCLA Encyclopedia

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Thanks that's great, yes indeed some Egyptologists think he was a king's son but I should clarify in Djedkare's article that this is indeed debated. Baud and Schmitz seem to doubt the filiation as well, as can be seen in these books on the royal families of the Old

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sometime before, but for one reason or another I have always been too busy or lazy to search something about it, so thanks for its creation. This, however, led me to a little riddle: does the name "Bocchoris" originates from "Bakenrenef", or rather from "Wahkare"?

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Morenz). My theory includes that Hor-Bedjau, Hor-Sneferka and Hor-Sekhet once ruled between Qa'a and Hotepsekhemwy as some kinda intermediate dynasty. But they were later excluded from official king lists, because their dynasty caused struggles amongst Egypt.

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Both identifications and locations were made by the Egyptologists Eva-Maria Engel, Wolfgang Helck and Eberhard Otto, see references. And one lil' argument against your thought (*g*): Khasekhemwy ruled over all of Egypt, but had his tomb at Abydos, too... ;o)

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for two of them but, lacking any mentions of familiar relationships, it is indeed impossible to reconstruct a sort of family tree as Egyptologists managed to do with the Djehutynakht and Khnumhotep. Unfortunately I can't get a full preview of Petrie's

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helps to understand what I mean. The table is meant to show how I would divide the Early and Old Kingdom today. As you can see, my dividing concentrates on how certain groups of rulers used and designed their names and titles. What do you think?

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many thanks, yes, these volumes are the most essential ones for the royal family in the Old Kingdom. Thanks for the other volumes. After some initial problems, I manage to download some of them (Oxford, History, I have here as real book). --

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the De.wiki are both written by me :-) the problem is really that there are many statues and reliefs from old excavations. These old excavations often did not record where objects were found; furthermore many people at Qaw have the same name

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many thanks for the link to the photo. Yes, there is visible also the title Overseer of Upper Egypt. I added the title to the article. I remember the press reports stating that he was vizier too, but can't find the title in any of the more

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about a category (currently up for deletion) that could be regrouping princes/princesses/viziers etc. alived during the reign of any given pharaoh. Since you edit many of these articles I thought you might be interested in giving your

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now a friend told me, that they most likely just rediscovered/rexcavated the Ameny Qemau pyramid (I did not really follow the news). It is just strange that they missed the block when first time excavating the pyramid. best wishes --

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write an article in a journal! For the ka-chapel: be careful, that might be more a problem how words gets translated into a modern language and might not relate to the hieroglypjs. Chapel + privatename, gets the modern translation of

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I will read that, but must admit, that I am not very firm on Old Kindgom royal families and do not have much literature here (there is plenty of it!), so I might be not of big help without a relevant book at my hand. best wishes --

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and I will address all of them as best as I can. Your help is very much appreciated: this is the only stage in the article review process which is entirely up to people wanting to give their opinions and where I can't do anything

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definitively too phat for me. Such phat differences can't be explained by simple "misreading" - of what anyway??? Indeed, NO f*cking title, name or word of Hetepsekhemwy's lifetime could be used to build any of these names!

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does not belong to him. Such an important person is not shown as harpist! I will go over the article, but it would be good if you do the same again, in case you have some of the articles or books cited. best wishes --

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in the article. This label was placed there in an earlier version when somebody wrote quite a lot. This text got that label, but the long text was later deleted, so the label is no longer needed. best wishes --

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Hello, so while reading your article on Minnefer I remembered reading that Altenmuller seems to doubt he was a vizier. Indeed he writes "Other viziers during the long reign of the king were Kay and Pehenuka,

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and how vast it was. this lady must have been of real importance, cuz normally the content of private stelae was kept rather short and inside the apparition window only. At least at that early time. Regards;--

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Very odd indeed. I hoped that this rare SIP pyramid could bring some light on some obscure king of the period, and it turned out that it belongs to a ruler who already have one. I'm somewhat disappointed.

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i checked. The place is only twice attested, always as epitheton of Nḫbt-ḥtpt, in both cases on objects of Neskhons (the stela and in her Book of the Dead). Nobody knows what and where this place is... --

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I can not find that place in any lists of place names i have. Do you have more information? On which object does the place appear? Do you habve literature? Perhaps misspelling for another place name? --

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I believe that Ach-Netjer was in fact the birth name of Heteps., but the Ach-bird was later erroneously read as a Ba- and Bau'-bird. This would explain as where the ramesside name Netjer-Bau comes from.

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I see, how strange that nobody has suggested any location for that toponym. I'll try to find something specific about the goddess, maybe some suggestion can come out. Thanks again for the kind help!

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etc. but I have to wait until August ends. Meanwhile, I'll try to rework the genealogic tree just to see the differences with a professional reconstruction in September. Thanks for your suggestions!

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Hi, could you help me in identifying this ancient Egyptian town, "Srdt"? I have never heard of it, maybe it has a more common Greek/Arabic name. I've found this town associated with the goddess

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Should have known it from your Commons uploads! Plenty of archaeological sites and findings, many of which - like the vase - located in my country, and many others in several other countries.

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reports, so I think that was a mistake. In the article, I just quoted the blog of the expedition that found that tomb. I think they are the most reliable source for the moment. best wishes --

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does not think he was king's son. You might check Dodson on this to see whether there are other opinions around. Would be nice to have some relevant other sources!! best wishes --

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I can provide you with plenty of references if needed. I have put many of them on a google drive so if you give me an email address I can certainly share these documents with you.

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Thank you for creating several articles on women and their works over the past couple of months. We have become aware of your contributions thanks to research undertaken by

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Then it would be even more disapponting, not to mention surreal. I need to investigate more before someone creates an article about a pyramid which actually exists already.

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Hi there. I have turned the family tree into a tidy list with some short infos for certain family members. What do you think? Is it better that the old block? Regards;--

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will do that. Sei etwas netter zu den Leuten;-))) ich bin mir sicher, dass das Tiradretti war, wer sonst haette Interesse auf den Fehler aufmerksam zu machen? Gruss --

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I do not understand your point, Peribsen ruled in Upper Egypt (so the article) and these towns are in Upper Egypt (if the identification is correct). best wishes --

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We may even surprise ourselves and exceed all expectations. Who knows what we will be able to accomplish in what may become the biggest Wikicollaboration in years.

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as introduction, mainly for people not aware of ancient Egyptian administration, perhaps also to avoid from the very beginning any discussion about deletion, to

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I saw your edit acknowledging his death. There seem to be some acknowledgements from Egyptologists on X/Twitter, but do you have a citable source for it yet?

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There are 3 different spellings of Maherperi in the article. Maiherperi, Maherpri. I guess it depends on the English, French or German source. Worth changing?

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Here my theory strikes: Bedjau = Hor-Bedjau; Netjer-Bau = Hor-Hetepsekhemwy. Their personalities just merged together because of the ramesside censoring.

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this is weird. Minnefer is depicted in the funerary temple of Nyuserre. What more evidence does he wants? I will check other references. best wishes --

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auf DE zitierst Du ein Buch von ihm, ohne das Buch einzusehen, kann ich da nichts machen, das Buch stammt mit Sicherheit nicht von Francesco. Gruss --

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oh, okay. no problem, I just followed Barta, the alternative reading comes from quibell. Barta reads "Sehefener" (which suprises me :D I'd rather read

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oh, okay, very good, but you do not explain the reading of the name. The hieroglyhs in the very moment support the reading "Seheneser". best wishes --

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Hi! There is something that keeps me rotating: clay seal impressions and stone vase fragments with the name of Peribsen mention two important cities:

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Hello Udimu, since I believe that your archaeological interests go far beyond ancient Egypt, I was wondering if you could share your opinion about

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abide by the CFD decision whether you like it or not. And this is end of discussion from me; I'm not listening to any further argument about it.

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Miroslav Bárta (Hartwig Altenmǜller) to a datation at the time between the end of 2nd dynasty and the transition time of 2nd to 3rd dynasty.

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it should be in my university, it will just take some further days. I will have a look, hopefully the author comments on that! bw --

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the problem: in the moment the hieros support "Seheneser", Barta must have a different interpretation of the signs. best wishes --

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i am looking forward to read that, but wonder what type of information Barta has, as the stela only records her name and title. --

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already HAD a throne- and nisut-bity name, and always was Raneb. I'll create a table with hieroglyphs to demonstrate what I mean.

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Thanks for the suggestion. I've found in the local OPAC both Troy and Leitz, so in the next days I hope to unravel this mystery.

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sorry, for the late reply. I was on holidays. I will have a look at Djehutynakht. I wrote an article on Padibast. bw --

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Thanks for help! Could you change the entries in the German article for me? I'm blocked there, as you know. Regards;--

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Dayr Al-Barsha Volume I. the Rock Tombs of Djehutinakht (No. 17k74/1), Khnumnakht (No. 17k74/2), and Iha (No. 17k74/3)

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Hotepsekhemwy NOT change his name??? Like, from "Hetepsekhem" into "Hetepsekhemwy"??? There is no "Hetepsechem"!

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various frauds like R. Graves, and the like which plague articles about ANE on Knowledge. Much appreciated!

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Lol, I'd really like to write an article in a journal.^^ But find the correct contacts... -.-" About the

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which is attributed to him in certain sources? I don't know how this title is written so I cannot say...

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https://www.welt.de/kultur/article248517150/Zum-Tod-von-Jan-Assmann-Das-kulturelle-Supergedaechtnis.html

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Peribsen ruled in Upper Egypt. His tomb was in Upper Egypt, at Abydos. Not sure if that is right with

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number of excavation reports on tombs of newly discovered normarchs. Meir is also an option! bw --

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and possibly elsewhere in articles on the late 5th Dynasty. Let me know if I can help you further.

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http://www.lasapienzatojericho.it/SitoRivista/Publicazioni/V&MO%20XV/V&MO_XV_Melandri.pdf

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1. The book from Barta is indeed an article by Hartwig Altenmǜller in a volume edited by Barta.

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this is kindǃ many thanksǃ I was not very active last yearǃ I should start againǃ

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I check it. Sardinia is not really my thing...without the proper books here. bw --

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i searched for the stela on the internet. Most translations refer to the place as

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perfect! Pressl does not give a translation of the titles, so I missed the

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roughly the reign of Amasis. Did you find something confirming that age?

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I can't find this work in the local OPAC at all, so thanks in advance!

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available. Nothing to do but waiting for the next excavation, I guess.

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not bad, i just do not know anything about that stela :-) --

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I see, maybe I will be able to get it tomorrow evening..!

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