Book Specifications
X, 374 pp.
softcover
Plates: 51
2000 | Eg. Uitg. Volume 14 A Tribute to Jac.J. Janssen ISBN 13: 978-90-6258-214-3 | ISSN: 0927-0043
This book contains 27 contributions by authors from various countries, all dealing with the ancient Egyptian village of Deir el-Medîna. Most contributions focus on the New Kingdom community of Deir el-Medîna, when the village was inhabited by the workmen who constructed and decorated the royal tombs of western Thebes. The contributions include publications of unknown texts, new interpretations of published texts, and studies of the archaeological remains, the administration, the economy, the school system, and religious life at Deir el-Medîna.
| Preface | IX | |
| Jürgen Von Beckerath | Bemerkungen zu Papyrus Turin 1885 Verso II-III | 1-7 |
| Hans van den Berg and Koen Donker van Heel | A Scribe’s Cache from the Valley of Queens? The Palaeography of Documents from Deir el-Medina: Some Remarks | 9-49 |
| M.L. Bierbrier | Paneb Rehabilitated? | 51-54 |
| Günter Burkard | Ein säumiger Wassertrager: O. Qurna 691 // 17/82 | 55-64 |
| Benedict G. Davies and Jaana Toivari | A Letter of Reproach (O. DeM 314): Corruption in the Administration of the Washing Service at Deir el-Medina | 65-77 |
| Robert J. Demarée | Ladies’ Day: An Unusual Name List from the End of the XIXth Dynasty | 79-87 |
| Aidan Dodson | The Late Eighteenth Dynasty Necropolis at Deir el-Medina and the Earliest ‘Yellow’ Coffin of the New Kingdom | 89-100 |
| Hans-W. Fischer-Elfert | Rest in Pieces: Fragments of Absence from Work in Deir el-Medina (Pap. Berlin P. 14485 a-d + 14449 c+g; i and 14448) | 101-107 |
| Annie Gasse | Le K2, un cas d’école? | 109-120 |
| Pierre Grandet | Ouvriers et « esclaves » de Deir el-Medina: Quatre ostraca inedits de l’IFAO | 121-127 |
| Ben Haring | The Scribe of the Mat: From Agrarian Administration to Local Justice | 129-158 |
| M. Heerma van Voss | Eine in Deir el-Medina gestaltete Vignette und ihre Entwicklung | 159-162 |
| Karl Jansen-Winkeln | Zur Geschichte der „Cachette“ von Deir el-Bahri | 163-170 |
| Sally L.D. Katary | O. Strasbourg H 106: Ramesside Split Holdings and a Possible Link to Deir el-Medina | 171-208 |
| Jean-Marie Kruchten | Un Oracle d’ « Amenhotep du Village » sous Ramses III: Ostracon Gardiner 103 | 209-216 |
| Andrea McDowell | Teachers and Students at Deir el-Medina | 217-233 |
| Dimitri Meeks | Mots sans suite ou notations rituelles ? (O. DeM 1696 et O. Petrie 36) | 235-249 |
| Bernadette Menu | Deir el-Medina au crible de l’économie politique | 251-257 |
| Lynn Meskell | Spatial Analyses of the Deir el-Medina Settlement and Necropoleis | 259-275 |
| Dominic Montserrat | Burial Practices at Third Century A.D. Deir el-Medina as Evidenced from a Roman Painted Shroud in the Rijksmuseum van Oudheden, Leiden | 277-286 |
| A.J. Peden | The Workmen of Deir el-Medina and the Decline of Textual Graffiti at West Thebes in Late Dynasty XX and Early Dynasty XXI | 287-290 |
| Maarten J. Raven | Objects from Deir el-Medina in the National Museum of Antiquities, Leiden | 291-302 |
| Anthony Spalinger | Medinet Habu and Deir el-Medina Combined | 303-324 |
| Eric P. Uphill | Some Matters Relating to the Growth and Walls of Deir el-Medina | 325-330 |
| Pascal Vernus | La grotte de la Vallée des Reines dans la piété personnelle des ouvriers de la Tombe (BM 278) | 331-336 |
| René van Walsem | Deir el-Medina as the Place of Origin of the Coffin of Anet in the Vatican (Inv.: XIII.2.1, XIII.2.2) | 337-349 |
| Stefan Wimmer | Welches Jahr 29? | 351-358 |
| Index of Personal Names | 359-366 | |
| Index of Texts | 367-373 | |
| Plates | Pl. I-LI |