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The iconic mid-pillared shrine (Chapel) known as the mid-pillared dummy door: description, origination and renaming

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Last updated: 29 Dec 2024

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Studies of ancient Egyptian antiquities.

Abstract

This article aims to study an archaeological element that was widely spread in the era of the New Kingdom with little appearance before the New Kingdom, and this element is close in its form to the traditional imaginary door, but it differs in terms of architectural and artistic details, and there is no specific name for this element, so this research aims to Naming this element and describing it accurately, as well as rooting the appearance of this element through studying some scenes and texts in temples and tombs that date back to a period prior to the era of the New Kingdom, in addition to dealing with the naming of the element in ancient Egyptian texts, scientific references, and leading to the naming proposed by the researcher.

DOI

10.21608/lijas.2019.295767

Keywords

Iconic Shrine, Dummy Door, New Kingdom, Stela, Djoser

Authors

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Amr

Last Name

Khalifa Ali

MiddleName

Abu Al-Safa

Affiliation

Archaeologist, Ministry of Antiquities, Egypt

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2

Article Issue

2

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40072

Issue Date

2019-12-01

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2019-07-08

Publish Date

2019-12-31

Page Start

16

Page End

28

Print ISSN

2535-1788

Online ISSN

2974-4121

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https://lijas.journals.ekb.eg/article_295767.html

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295,767

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2,686

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Publication Title

Luxor International Journal of Archaeological Studies

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https://lijas.journals.ekb.eg/

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The iconic mid-pillared shrine (Chapel) known as the mid-pillared dummy door: description, origination and renaming

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18 Dec 2024