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KRI Ramesside inscriptions: historical and biographical, by K.A. Kitchen (8 vols). LÄ Lexikon der Ägyptologie, by W. Helck (6 vols). PM I/1 Topographical bibliography of ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic texts, reliefs and paintings, by B. Porter and R. Moss (8 vols), Vol. 1: TheTheban Necropolis, Part 1: Theban Tombs.

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TT156 Philadelphia University Archive: Greenlees copies: D.A.N. Tomb 156.

TT282 Philadelphia University Archive: Greenlees copies: D.A.N.TT282.

TT284 Philadelphia University Archive: Greenlees copies: D.A.N. Tomb 284; D.A.N.284.3. Photo: 34955.

TT288 Philadelphia University Archive: Greenlees copies: D.A.N. Tomb 288.

TT289 Philadelphia University Archive: Greenlees copies: D.A.N. Tomb 289.

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