This paper deals with the royal stelae of the first two dynasties discovered at Abydos and, more specifically, with the "stela" of King Den exhibited at the Royal Museums of Art and History in Brussels (E.0562). A careful analysis shows that this object can hardly be a royal stela. This paper presents the arguments that allow us to doubt the now centenary identification of this object and then addresses the issue of the royal stelae of Abydos. It offers a new analysis of the data at our disposal and deals in particular with the materials that were used and the architectural evolution of the royal tombs during the first dynasty. This study is based on an updated catalog of these stelae.info:eu-repo/semantics/nonPublishe
The dictionary defines a stela as > a usually carved or inscribed stone slab or pillar used for comm...
The epigraphic and ceramic evidence from Tomb B1 at Abydos is re-examined, yielding a date for the t...
International audienceThanks to recent discoveries, almost 30 years after H. D. Schneider published ...
The excavations of the Czech Institute of Egyptology, Faculty of Arts, Charles University in the spr...
The paper is a presentation and discussion of the pottery found in relation with two early First Dyn...
The article deals with the study of the stela no. JE 57112 (fig 1), is currently housed in the Egypt...
This paper presents some preliminary results of the study of the meroitic inscription REM1141 also ...
This article is devoted to the description and analysis of the limestone stela of Haremwia from Abyd...
A tablet found at Abydos at the end of the last century, lost for many years and rediscovered in 195...
This paper reviews the identifications of the physical remains of the Adiabenean royalty in first-ce...
El presente artículo consiste en la primera publicación completa y detallada de la estela del rey Se...
International audienceThis lecture will present a new reading of the second stela from Hamadab (REM ...
The subject of this article is a wooden stela (AAd6) kept in the National Museum of Denmark in Copen...
El libro contiene las comunicaciones y pósters presentados en el The third International congress of...
Although writing can be found on the dynastic monuments of the Hellenistic period, its use was not s...
The dictionary defines a stela as > a usually carved or inscribed stone slab or pillar used for comm...
The epigraphic and ceramic evidence from Tomb B1 at Abydos is re-examined, yielding a date for the t...
International audienceThanks to recent discoveries, almost 30 years after H. D. Schneider published ...
The excavations of the Czech Institute of Egyptology, Faculty of Arts, Charles University in the spr...
The paper is a presentation and discussion of the pottery found in relation with two early First Dyn...
The article deals with the study of the stela no. JE 57112 (fig 1), is currently housed in the Egypt...
This paper presents some preliminary results of the study of the meroitic inscription REM1141 also ...
This article is devoted to the description and analysis of the limestone stela of Haremwia from Abyd...
A tablet found at Abydos at the end of the last century, lost for many years and rediscovered in 195...
This paper reviews the identifications of the physical remains of the Adiabenean royalty in first-ce...
El presente artículo consiste en la primera publicación completa y detallada de la estela del rey Se...
International audienceThis lecture will present a new reading of the second stela from Hamadab (REM ...
The subject of this article is a wooden stela (AAd6) kept in the National Museum of Denmark in Copen...
El libro contiene las comunicaciones y pósters presentados en el The third International congress of...
Although writing can be found on the dynastic monuments of the Hellenistic period, its use was not s...
The dictionary defines a stela as > a usually carved or inscribed stone slab or pillar used for comm...
The epigraphic and ceramic evidence from Tomb B1 at Abydos is re-examined, yielding a date for the t...
International audienceThanks to recent discoveries, almost 30 years after H. D. Schneider published ...