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Sudan Notes and Records Sudan Notes and Records Past and present members of the staff of the Topographical Bibliography of Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphic Texts, Statues, Stelae, Reliefs and Paintings, especially R. L. B. Moss and E. W. Burney, have taken part in the analysis of this periodical and the preparation of this list at the Griffith Institute, University of Oxford This pdf version (situation on 2 December 2009): Jaromir Malek (Editor), Diana Magee, Elizabeth Fleming and Alison Hobby (Assistants to the Editor) see Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records ii (1919), 55 Nûri. Pyramid-field. 53. Yeturow. vii.232 Brief description. Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records ii (1919), pl. i [1] after p. 56 Nûri. Pyramid-field. 8. Aspelta. vii.226 View. Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records ii (1919), pl. i [2] after p. 56 Nûri. Pyramid-field. 6. Anlamani. vii.226 View of chapel and stair. Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records ii (1919), pl. ii [1] after p. 56 Nûri. Pyramid-field. 3. Senkamanisken. vii.225 View of interior. Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records ii (1919), pl. ii [2] after p. 56 Nûri. Pyramid-field. 2. Amaniastabarqa. vii.225 View showing original postion. Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records ii (1919), pl. i El-Kurru. Pyramid-field. 17. Piankhy. vii.197 View. Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records ii (1919), pl. ii El-Kurru. Pyramid-field. 18. Shebitku. vii.197 Topographical Bibliography of Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphic Texts, Statues, Stelae, Reliefs and Paintings Griffith Institute, Sackler Library, 1 St John Street, Oxford OX1 2LG, United Kingdom [email protected] 2 View of burial chamber. Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records ii (1919), pl. iii. El-Kurru. Pyramid-field. 16. Tanwetamani. vii.196 Burial Chamber. View of entrance wall. Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records ii (1919), pl. iv [lower]. El-Kurru. Pyramid-field. 18. Shebitku. vii.197 Ivory inlays. Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records ii (1919), pl. v. El-Kurru. Pyramid-field. vii.195 Plan of site. see Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records ii (1919), 237-54 El-Kurru. Pyramid-field. vii.195 Description. see Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records ii (1919), 242 El-Kurru. Pyramid-field. 15. Shabako (Sabacon). vii.196 Description. see Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records ii (1919), 243 Nûri. Pyramid-field. 35. Probably Abar. vii.231 Brief description. see Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records ii (1919), 243-4, 251 [14] El-Kurru. Pyramid-field. 4. Queen Khensa. vii.195 Brief description. see Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records ii (1919), 243-4, 251 [15] El-Kurru. Pyramid-field. 3. Queen Naparaye. vii.195 Brief description. see Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records ii (1919), 246 [4] El-Kurru. Queens’ Tombs. 53. Queen Tabiry. Topographical Bibliography of Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphic Texts, Statues, Stelae, Reliefs and Paintings Griffith Institute, Sackler Library, 1 St John Street, Oxford OX1 2LG, United Kingdom [email protected] 3 vii.197 Stela of Queen. see Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records ii (1919), 247-8 El-Kurru. Pyramid-field. 9. Mastaba, name unknown. vii.196 Right wall; fragment from left end, relief with upper part of warrior. see Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records ii (1919), 251 [1] El-Kurru. Pyramid-field. 7. Mastaba, perhaps Queen Pebatma. vii.196 Mention. see Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records ii (1919), 251 [4-8, 12] El-Kurru. Queens’ Tombs. vii.197 Mention. see Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records ii (1919), 251 [5] El-Kurru. Pyramid-field. 54. Queen, perhaps Peksater, wife of Piankhy. vii.198 Mention. see Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records ii (1919), 252 [20] El-Kurru. Pyramid-field. 6. Queen Arty. vii.196 Mention. see Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records ii (1919), 252-4 El-Kurru. Horse Cemetery. vii.198 Description. Crowfoot in Sudan Notes and Records iii (1920), 88 with plate Gebel Geili. 92 miles east of Khartûm. vii.272 Rock-carving, Meroitic, King holding bow and spear offers captives to sun-god, with falling foes below. see Crowfoot in Sudan Notes and Records iii (1920), 88 Gebel Geili. (Upper Nubia). vii.272 Rock-painting, Meroitic Queen and Prince before divinities. see Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records iv (1921), 59-74 Topographical Bibliography of Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphic Texts, Statues, Stelae, Reliefs and Paintings Griffith Institute, Sackler Library, 1 St John Street, Oxford OX1 2LG, United Kingdom [email protected] 4 Gebel Barkal. Temples. vii.208 Description. see Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records iv (1921), 59-61 Gebel Barkal. Temple B.500. Great Temple of Amun. vii.217 Stelae removed in 1862. see Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records iv (1921), 62 [top] Gebel Barkal. Temple B.500. Second Pylon. vii.219 (27) and (28) Outer thicknesses remains of hieroglyphic and Meroitic cursive texts. see Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records iv (1921), 63 [44] Gebel Barkal. Temple B.500 - Great Temple of Amun. vii.216 (17) Lower part, granite seated statue, Hepzefa, Dyn. XII, in Merowe Museum 39. see Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records iv (1921), 63 [54] Gebel Barkal. Temple B.700. Finds. vii.215 Black granite seated statue Hekaemsasen in Merowe Museum 8. see Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records iv (1921), 72-3 Gebel Barkal. Temple B.500. Great Temple of Amun. vii.217 (19) Red sandstone stela of Piankhi, in Merowe Museum 3. see Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records iv (1921), 74 Meroë. Finds from South Group. vii.259 Alabaster jars of Aspelta, found in S.44, one now in Khartûm Museum 1821, one in Boston Museum 24.886. see Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records iv (1921), 74 South of Old Merowe. Rock-cut temple. Omit. Mention. see Addison and Dunham in Sudan Notes and Records v (1922), 39-46 Alem, north of Meroë. Meroitic Site. vii.235 Description. Topographical Bibliography of Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphic Texts, Statues, Stelae, Reliefs and Paintings Griffith Institute, Sackler Library, 1 St John Street, Oxford OX1 2LG, United Kingdom [email protected] 5 Addison and Dunham in Sudan Notes and Records v (1922), 39-40 fig. 4 Alem, north of Meroë. Meroitic Site. Ruined Pyramid or Mastaba. vii.235 View Addison and Dunham in Sudan Notes and Records v (1922), 41-2 figs. 2, 3 Alem, north of Meroë. Meroitic Site. Temple. vii.235 Plan and view. Addison and Dunham in Sudan Notes and Records v (1922), 42 fig. 1 Alem, north of Meroë. Meroitic Site. Temple. vii.235 Upper part of altar. see Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records v (1922), 179-191 Meroë. Pyramid-field. vii.241 Description. see Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records v (1922), 190-1 Meroë. Pyramid-field. N.36. Amanitaraqide. vii.254 Mention. see Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records v (1922), 189 Meroë. Pyramid-field. N.56. Name Unknown (probably Prince Arikakhatani) vii.255 Mention. see Jackson in Sudan Notes and Records ix, Pt. ii (1926), 22-3 with note 2 Kurgus (Upper Nubia). H. agar el-Merwa. vii.233 Rock-text, Tuthmosis I and III (called Sabacon). Whitehead and Addison in Sudan Notes and Records ix, Pt. ii (1926), 51-2 pl. x Gebel Geili. vii.272 Rock carving, Meroitic King before sun-god. Whitehead and Addison in Sudan Notes and Records ix, Pt. ii (1926), 52 pl. xi Gebel Geili. vii.272 Rock-painting, Meroitic Queen and Prince before divinities. Topographical Bibliography of Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphic Texts, Statues, Stelae, Reliefs and Paintings Griffith Institute, Sackler Library, 1 St John Street, Oxford OX1 2LG, United Kingdom [email protected] 6 Whitehead and Addison in Sudan Notes and Records ix, Pt. ii (1926), 56-8 pl. xviii Gebel Hardan, near Ben Naga (Upper Nubia). Meroitic Temple. vii.272 Plan. see Whitehead and Addison in Sudan Notes and Records ix, Pt. ii (1926), 56-7 Gebel Hardan, near Ben Naga (Upper Nubia). Meroitic Temple. vii.272 Fragment of Meroitic stela, in Khartûm Museum 2613. see Whitehead and Addison in Sudan Notes and Records ix, Pt. ii (1926), 58 [II] Gebel Nasb el-Sami. Three miles west of Naga. vii.272 Remains of a building with two rooms and of a kiosk, Meroitic. see Whitehead in Sudan Notes and Records ix, Pt. ii (1926), 62-4 Naga. vii.267 Description of site. see Addison in Sudan Notes and Records xii (1929), 85-8 Kawa. Temple T. vii.184 Description. see Addison in Sudan Notes and Records xii (1929), 85-9 Kawa. vii.180-1 Account of preliminary excavations. Addison in Sudan Notes and Records xii (1929), 85 pl. ix [2] Kawa. Temple T. Hypostyle. vii.188 (37) North doorway. Inner jamb. Addison in Sudan Notes and Records xii (1929), 86 pls. x, xi Kawa. Temple T. Side-room H. vii.190 (71) Two scenes. Addison in Sudan Notes and Records xii (1929), 86-7 pl. xii [5] Kawa. Temple T. Hypostyle. vii.189 Columns. Epithets of Taharqa from column 14 (now destroyed). Topographical Bibliography of Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphic Texts, Statues, Stelae, Reliefs and Paintings Griffith Institute, Sackler Library, 1 St John Street, Oxford OX1 2LG, United Kingdom [email protected] 7 Addison in Sudan Notes and Records xii (1929), 87 pl. xii [6] Kawa. Temple T. Vestibule. vii.189 (52)-(53) Text from wall. Addison in Sudan Notes and Records xii (1929) pl. xiii [7, 8] Kawa. Temple A. vii.181 Plan, and view of north-east of column showing text. see Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records xii (1929), 148-61 Semna West. vii.144 Description. Reisner in Sudan Notes and Records xii (1929), pl.
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