… Djehutinakht left four of these restoration inscriptions at Sheikh Said, the Old Kingdom necropolis about 4km to the south of Deir al-Barsha. These texts have long been known, but in …
… the sites of Dayr al-Barsha and Sheikh Said encompassing the … The site of Dayr al-Barsha was most importantly the necropolis… Today, Dayr al-Barsha is a large scale archaeological site …
… of Tp endemicum (bejel) from Roman Period (30 BCE – 395 CE) burials at the necropolis in Dayr al Barsha, Egypt. The following research questions will be asked through the analysis. …
… of Dayr al-Barsha and to the south of the ruined town of Antinoopolis/ Antinoe (founded by the Emperor Hadrian around AD 130-132) and Ansina. The latter Materials and methods was …
… This village is situated a few kilometers north of Dayr al-Barshā and to the south of the ruined … In the south-western corner of one of the largest quarries (AH-12), liturgical spaces were …
… indicating they were made of local, south Levantine clays. Such terminology blurs what I … or South Levantines. This paper proposes the use of the terms “Egyptianized” and “South …
www.torrossa.com/gs/resourceProxy… Especially interesting is the area between Iḥnāsīya al-Madīna in the north and Ṭīḥnā al-Jabal in the south, which is almost devoid of archaeological sites. S. Seidlmayer was the first to …
… The Middle Egyptian site of Deir al-Barsha lies approximately 300 km south of Cairo, on the east bank of the Nile (27 45 0 N; 30 54 0 E) and just north of the well known site of al-…
During the excavations of the Katholieke Uni-published before, it is our aim to show how versiteit Leuven at Deir al-Barsha in 2003 and pottery assemblage may or may not fit this 2004, …
… The presence of Marl A3 jar types (1002/24; 1003/14) suggests influence from the south. They are … Their occurrence at Deir al-Barsha suggests that they may have been imports from the …