DOCSLIB.ORG

Plug End of the Sill Starter with Backer Rod at Jambs and Slice Joints

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Plug End of the Sill Starter with Backer Rod at Jambs and Slice Joints S S 1 1/2" HC14 SILICONE SPLICE SLEEVE (FIELD INSTALL) HC14 LC50 STB1 STB1 STC7 WEA4 FM38 M173/MTZ0 M173/MTZ0 110 O.G. HEAD 3" SERIES: 8750XD - 7 1/2" CAPTURED LC46 HN09 STB1 ROUGH OPENING 17T6 KV20 25/32" 17T1 17T5 UNIT DIM. WC22 H12A FRAME GASKET OVERALL FRAME DIM. WSD2 D.L.O. 1" 7 1/2" FM70 SPLIT CLIP SEE ELEVATION FOR LOCATION D.L.O. M173 ERECTOR NOTE: E11 = TO INSURE A WATERTIGHT SEAL, BACK BED WITH SEALANT BEFORE THE STACK JOINTS IS INSTALLED. S MTZ0 S FM41 E12 ERECTOR NOTE: ERECTOR NOTE: STB1 M173 SET HC13 SILICONE SPLICE IN A BED OF E8 = E12 = SET HC09 SILICONE SPLICE IN A BED OF SEALANT SLEEVE ABOVE VERTICAL MULLION SEALANT SLEEVE ABOVE VERTICAL MULLION MTZ0 MTZ0 MTZ0 MTZ0 MTZ0 MTZ0 MTZ0 AT HORIZONTAL STACK JOINT. HC09 (SILICONE SPLICE) M173 M173 M173 M173 AT HORIZONTAL STACK JOINT. M173 M173 FM41 FM41 FM41 FM41 FM41 MTZ0 FM41 FM41 STB1 STB1 STB1 ERECTOR NOTE: STB1 TO INSURE A WATERTIGHT SEAL, BACK BED M173 E11 = UNIT DIMENSION WITH SEALANT BEFORE THE STACK JOINTS IS INSTALLED. STB1 MTZ0 FM40 SPLIT CLIP STB1 SEE ELEVATION KV49 CORNER ALIGNMENT CLIP OVERALL FRAME DIMENSION M173 E9 M173 M173 M173 STC7 M173 E9 M173 FOR LOCATION ERASE NOTE AFTER READING 17W9 HD25 (MULL PLUG) WORK POINT TO ROUGH OPENING 8" LONG CAULK BACKER 8" LONG CAULK BACKER 8" LONG CAULK BACKER 8" LONG CAULK BACKER AT VERTICAL STACK JOINTS MTZ0 MTZ0 AT VERTICAL STACK JOINTS MTZ0 MTZ0 AT VERTICAL STACK JOINTS AT VERTICAL STACK JOINTS MTZ0 MTZ0 SHOP DRAWER NOTE: M173 15Y8 - 3" LONG 15H3 - 3" LONG IF EFCO FABRICATING AND ASSEMBLING 15Y7 - 3" LONG 1835 - 3" LONG CURTAIN WALL UNITS THE DETAIL WILL NEED TO ?? 3/8" FASTENER SLEEVE 1/2" FASTENER SLEEVE 1/4" FASTENER SLEEVE 1/4" FASTENER SLEEVE SHOW "S4" WITH THE S4 FACTORY ORDER NOTE. WC21 WC18 KV39 (SILICONE END DAM) ERASE NOTE AFTER READING ERASE NOTE AFTER READING IF THE CUSTOMER ASSEMBLING CURTAIN WALL ERASE NOTE AFTER READING KV39 (SILICONE END DAM) UNITS THE DETAIL WILL NEED TO SHOW "E7" 17T3 WC21 17T8 STC7 7/8" 17T3 17T7 WITH THE E7 ERECTOR NOTE 17W8 SHOP DRAWER NOTE: SHOP DRAWER NOTE: WC22 SHOP DRAWER NOTE: STB1 IF EFCO FABRICATING AND ASSEMBLING STB1 E11 STB1 HC13 IF EFCO FABRICATING AND ASSEMBLING IF EFCO FABRICATING AND ASSEMBLING STB1 E6 ?? STB1 E11 ?? E6 CURTAIN WALL UNITS THE DETAIL WILL NEED TO ?? CURTAIN WALL UNITS THE DETAIL WILL NEED TO ?? CURTAIN WALL UNITS THE DETAIL WILL NEED TO E8 SHOW "S4" WITH THE S4 FACTORY ORDER NOTE. SHOW "S4" WITH THE S4 FACTORY ORDER NOTE. 17V2 1/2" SHOW "S4" WITH THE S4 FACTORY ORDER NOTE. E8 WA02 STC7 STC7 STC7 IF THE CUSTOMER ASSEMBLING CURTAIN WALL IF THE CUSTOMER ASSEMBLING CURTAIN WALL IF THE CUSTOMER ASSEMBLING CURTAIN WALL STC7 IM04 FACTORY ORDER NOTE: IM04 UNITS THE DETAIL WILL NEED TO SHOW "E7" E8 UNITS THE DETAIL WILL NEED TO SHOW "E7" PLACE STC7 FASTENER 1/8" FROM BOTTOM END STC7 LC46 UNITS THE DETAIL WILL NEED TO SHOW "E7" HC13 (SILICONE SPLICE) WITH THE E7 ERECTOR NOTE WITH THE E7 ERECTOR NOTE S4 = HN09 WITH THE E7 ERECTOR NOTE HC13 (SILICONE SPLICE) 510 O.G. HORIZONTAL OF MULLION TO KEEP DURACAST CLIP FROM FALLING OUT THE END OF UNITS. LC46 WC18 SERIES:8750XD - 7 1/2" CAPTURED LC46 WSD2 WSD2 LC46 LC46 WSD2 WSD2 LC46 SPZ1 SPZ1 4 3/8" WA02 7 1/2" HN09 HN09 HN09 HN09 S ERECTOR NOTE: HN09 S FACTORY ORDER NOTE: FACTORY ORDER NOTE: E7 = PLACE STC7 FASTENER 1/8" FROM BOTTOM END 3 1/2" FACTORY ORDER NOTE: OF MULLION TO KEEP DURACAST CLIP FROM ?? 1" 1H97 PLACE STC7 FASTENER 1/8" FROM BOTTOM END PLACE STC7 FASTENER 1/8" FROM BOTTOM END PLACE STC7 FASTENER 1/8" FROM BOTTOM END 1H97 WNC1 (MULL PLUG) S4 = WNC1 (MULL PLUG) WNC1 (MULL PLUG) S4 = FALLING OUT THE END OF UNITS. S4 = WNC1 (MULL PLUG) OF MULLION TO KEEP DURACAST CLIP FROM OF MULLION TO KEEP DURACAST CLIP FROM HD25 (MULL PLUG) OF MULLION TO KEEP DURACAST CLIP FROM FALLING OUT THE END OF UNITS. FALLING OUT THE END OF UNITS. FALLING OUT THE END OF UNITS. WA02 WA02 WC22 WC22 WC22 WC22 WC22 ERECTOR NOTE: ERECTOR NOTE: ERECTOR NOTE: PLACE STC7 FASTENER 1/8" FROM BOTTOM END PLACE STC7 FASTENER 1/8" FROM BOTTOM END PLACE STC7 FASTENER 1/8" FROM BOTTOM END 17T2 E7 = OF MULLION TO KEEP DURACAST CLIP FROM 17T2 17T2 E7 = OF MULLION TO KEEP DURACAST CLIP FROM 17V2 E7 = OF MULLION TO KEEP DURACAST CLIP FROM 17T2 FALLING OUT THE END OF UNITS. FALLING OUT THE END OF UNITS. ERASE NOTE AFTER READING FALLING OUT THE END OF UNITS. WA02 SHOR DRAWER GLAZING NOTE: IF GLASS UNITS ARE TO BE SUPPLIED AND D.L.O. GLAZED BY EFCO THE DETAIL WILL NEED TO SHOW "S1" WITH THE S1 FACTORY ORDER NOTE. 1/2" 1/8" 25/32" 25/32" 1/8" 25/32" 25/32" 1/8" WC22 IF GLASS UNITS ARE TO BE SUPPLIED AND WSD2 GLAZED BY CUSTOMER THE DETAIL WILL NEED 7/8" 3 1/2" 1 7/16" 1 7/16" 1 7/16" 1 7/16" TO SHOW "E1" WITH THE E1 ERECTOR NOTE 1 7/16" 1 7/16" 3" D.L.O. ERECTOR NOTE: D.L.O. 3" D.L.O. D.L.O. 4 3/8" ERECTOR NOTE: D.L.O. 3" 25/32" STB1 STB1 SET HC13 SILICONE SPLICE IN A BED OF SET HC13 SILICONE SPLICE IN A BED OF HN09 E8 = SEALANT SLEEVE ABOVE VERTICAL MULLION E8 = SEALANT SLEEVE ABOVE VERTICAL MULLION UNIT DIMENSION AT HORIZONTAL STACK JOINT. UNIT DIMENSION UNIT DIMENSION UNIT DIMENSION AT HORIZONTAL STACK JOINT. UNIT DIMENSION LC46 FACTORY ORDER NOTE: C GLASS UNIT ARE TO BE SHOP GLAZED BY EFCO. L S1 = 3" H12A FRAME GASKET 1" OVERALL FRAME DIMENSION ERECTOR NOTE: OVERALL FRAME DIMENSION SEE SHEET 1.02 FOR COLOR AND SEALANT TYPE OVERALL FRAME DIMENSION ERECTOR NOTE: OVERALL FRAME DIMENSION 1" FOR ALL SHOP SHOP GLAZED UNITS. FM38 FIELD APPLY KV39 SILICONE SHEET TO THE FIELD APPLY KV39 SILICONE SHEET TO THE UNIT DIM. TOP OF LOWER UNIT AT STACK JOINT. AFTER TOP OF LOWER UNIT AT STACK JOINT. AFTER HN09 ROUGH OPENING E9 = SETTING IN BOTH THE LOWER AND UPPER ROUGH OPENING ROUGH OPENING TO WORK POINT E9 = SETTING IN BOTH THE LOWER AND UPPER ROUGH OPENING ROUGH OPENING UNITS INTO THE OPENING APPLY KV39 UNITS INTO THE OPENING APPLY KV39 ERECTOR NOTE: OVERALL FRAME DIM. STB1 STB1 SILICONE SHEET TO THE UPPER UNIT BY GLASS UNIT ARE TO BE SHOP GLAZED BY SILICONE SHEET TO THE UPPER UNIT BY PLACING IN A BED OF SEALANT. PLACING IN A BED OF SEALANT. (CUSTOMER NAME). IT WILL BE THE 25/32" 17T3 430 O.G. STACK JOINT JAMB 630 O.G. STACK JOINT VERTICAL E1 = RESPONSIBILITY OF (CUSTOMER NAME) TO 730 O.G. STACK JOINT 90° OUTSIDE CORNER 431 O.G. STACK JOINT JAMB 17T1 VERIFY COLOR AND SEALANT TYPE FOR ALL SERIES: 8750XD - 7 1/2" CAPTURED SERIES: 8750XD - 7 1/2" CAPTURED SHOP SHOP GLAZED UNITS. SERIES: 8750XD - 7 1/2" CAPTURED SERIES: 8750XD - 7 1/2" CAPTURED WC22 WSD2 D.L.O. 310 O.G. HORIZONTAL STACKS SERIES:8750XD - 7 1/2" CAPTURED 7 1/2" 1" ?? D.L.O. H12B FRAME GASKET WC22 WSD2 STB1 17T2 17U0 FM70 SPLIT CLIP UNIT DIM. FACTORY ORDER NOTE: SEE ELEVATION HC05 STACK JOINT LOADING CLIPS WILL NEED TO BE 25/32" STB1 SHOP DRAWER NOTE: FOR LOCATION S2 = MOUNTED TO THE CURTAIN WALL UNIT BY THE BOTTOM TWO ATTACHMENT HOLES AT THIS IF EFCO FABRICATING AND ASSEMBLING HN09 DETAIL LOCATION. CURTAIN WALL UNITS THE DETAIL WILL NEED TO STB1 LC46 WEA2 SHOW "S2" WITH THE S2 FACTORY ORDER NOTE. 1 15/16" D.L.O. ERECTOR NOTE: IF THE CUSTOMER ASSEMBLING CURTAIN WALL W07V (TAPE) LC54 LC23 STACK JOINT LOADING CLIPS WILL NEED TO BE UNITS THE DETAIL WILL NEED TO SHOW "E4" STB1 ERECTOR NOTE: HC13 E4 = MOUNTED TO THE CURTAIN WALL UNIT BY THE WITH THE E4 ERECTOR NOTE C BOTTOM TWO ATTACHMENT HOLES AT THIS E11 = TO INSURE A WATERTIGHT SEAL, BACK BED L HC13 SILICONE SPLICE E3 STB1 3 7/8" DETAIL LOCATION. WITH SEALANT BEFORE THE STACK JOINTS IS SLEEVE (FIELD INSTALL) 17T9 ERASE NOTE AFTER READING S INSTALLED. S 17V6 LC46 ROUGH OPENING KV26 (LOADING CLIP) KV25 (LOADING CLIP) STB1 KV28 (LOADING CLIP) HN09 OVERALL FRAME DIM. 17T2 STB1 1 15/16" STB1 STB1 STB1 E2 H12G MULLION STB1 STB1 STB1 STB1 STB1 STB1 CAP GASKET M173/MTZ0 M173/MTZ0 25/32" 17U1 17T5 ERECTOR NOTE: STB1 STB1 KV49 CORNER ALIGNMENT CLIP STB1 STB1 ERECTOR NOTE: STB1 APPLY H12G MULLION CAP IN A BED SEALANT AT KV30 (LOADING CLIP) STB1 E2 = TO INSURE A WATERTIGHT SEAL, BACK BED UNIT DIMENSION VERTICAL STACK PRIOR TO INSTALLATION 17T9 E11 = WC22 STB1 STB1 STB1 STB1 WITH SEALANT BEFORE THE STACK JOINTS IS STB1 STB1 STACK JOINT NECK IN PLACE. INSTALLED. WSD2 FM40 SPLIT CLIP STB1 H12C FRAME OVERALL FRAME DIMENSION UNIT DIM. STB1 STB1 STB1 STB1 SEE ELEVATION STB1 STB1 GASKET STC7 ERECTOR NOTE: FOR LOCATION ERASE NOTE AFTER READING STB1 17W9 WORK POINT TO ROUGH OPENING 8" LONG CAULK BACKER 8" LONG CAULK BACKER 8" LONG CAULK BACKER 8" LONG CAULK BACKER KV19 APPLY CONTINUOUS BEAD OF SEALANT E3 = HORIZONTAL STACK JOINT GUTTER TRACK PRIOR AT VERTICAL STACK JOINTS AT VERTICAL STACK JOINTS AT VERTICAL STACK JOINTS AT VERTICAL STACK JOINTS SHOP DRAWER NOTE: TO SETTING 17T9 STACK JOINT NECK IN PLACE.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • June 18 Newsletter
    ESSEX EGYPTOLOGY GROUP Newsletter 114 June/July 2018 DATES FOR YOUR DIARY 3rd June The Tomb of Tatia at Saqqara: Vincent Oeters 1st July Papyrus Berlin P10480-82: a Middle Kingdom mortuary ritual reflected in writing: Dr Ilona Regulski 5th August Flies, lions and oysters: military awards or tea for two: Taneash Sidpura Annual General Meeting 2nd September Egypt’s Origins: the view from Mesopotamia and Iran: Dr Paul Collins This month we welcome back Vincent Oeters from Holland. During the 2009 field season of the joint mission of the Rijksmuseum van Oudheden (National Museum of Antiquities) at Leiden, the Netherlands and Leiden University (Faculty of Humanities, Department of Egyptology) a small Ramesside tomb-chapel was unearthed in the New Kingdom necropolis at Saqqara (1550-1070 BC), south of the causeway of Unas. The tomb-chapel belonged to a man named Tatia, Priest of the front of Ptah and Chief of the Goldsmiths. By studying the reliefs as well as the architecture and by comparing the tomb with other Ramesside tombs at Saqqara and elsewhere, an attempt was made to establish a more precise dating of the monument. Recent research has resulted in new insights on Tatia and his career, signs of private devotion and familial relationships. It appears Tatia was a relative of two other well-known New Kingdom officials, one whose important tomb was also built at Saqqara, the other a vizier and 'High Priest of Amun' in Thebes. In July we welcome, Ilona Regulski, the curator responsible for the papyrus collection and other inscribed material in the collection at the British Museum.
    [Show full text]
  • Water Quality Assessment Report for United Keno Hill Mines
    WATER QUALITY ASSESSMENT REPORT FOR UNITED KENO HILL MINES Report Prepared for: Elsa Reclamation and Development Company Whitehorse, Yukon Report Prepared by: Minnow Environmental Inc. 2 Lamb Street Georgetown, Ontario L7G 3M9 July 2008 WATER QUALITY ASSESSMENT REPORT FOR UNITED KENO HILL MINES Report Prepared for: Elsa Reclamation and Development Company Whitehorse, Yukon Report Prepared by: Minnow Environmental Inc. Cynthia Russel, B.Sc. Project Manager Patti Orr, M.Sc. Technical Reviewer July 2008 ERDC Water Quality Assessment EXECUTIVE SUMMARY United Keno Hill Mines Limited and UKH Minerals Ltd. were the previous owners of the properties located on and around Galena Hill, Keno Hill, and Sourdough Hill collectively known as the United Keno Hill Mining Property (UKHM). The UKHM is located in north- central Yukon Territory and is comprised of approximately 827 mineral claims covering the three mountains (“hills” named above) over an area of approximately 15,000 ha (about 29 km long and 8 km wide). Associated with the site are abandoned adits, buildings/structures, and waste material which represent a source of contaminants to the downstream watersheds. In June 2005, Alexco Resource Corp was selected as the preferred purchaser of the UKHM assets. Alexco’s subsidiary Elsa Reclamation and Development Company (ERDC) is required to develop a Reclamation Plan for the Existing State of the Mine. As part of the closure planning process, long-term water quality performance will need to be assessed relative to relevant water uses and closure plan options. It is expected that historical sources associated with the UKHM may not allow for generic water quality guidelines to be achieved at all downstream locations and that alternative targets may need to be developed, depending on water use goals.
    [Show full text]
  • Oprava Kolejí a Výhybek Žst.Most
    Průvodní (Technická) zpráva– změna-1 Oprava kolejí a výhybek žst.Most Přehled změny_1 po prohlídce staveniště : 1) Upřesněn počet zajišťovacích značek na 26 na stožáry TV mezi 1.SK a 2.SK ( doplněno do rozpočtu ) 2) Vyškrtnuta „Výměna LIS na ZV46“ ( i z rozpočtu ) 3) K položce u SZT „Podélný posun tlumivek z důvodu přemístění LIS“ byly doplněny položky do rozpočtu ( nastavení kabelů včetně materiálu , zásyp a hloubení rýh ) 4) Doplněn materiál do rozpočtu - uzemňovací kabel Stránka 1 z 12 1. Identifikační údaje Název stavby: Oprava výhybek a kolejí žst.Most Místo stavby: 1.stan.kolej, kol.1B a výh.č.35,38,39,46 žst.Most Provozní jednotka: TO Most Místo vymezení staveniště: Místo stavby se nachází na pozemcích Správy železnic a ČD a.s. Přístup na staveniště kolejovou mechanizací je po pozemcích SŽDC s.o. a ČD a.s., nebo kolovou mechanizací po pozemních komunikacích. Zadavatel: Správa železnic, státní organizace OŘ Ústí nad Labem - ST Most Zhotovitel: Stavební práce budou provedeny dodavatelskou činností. Technický dozor: Ing. Jiří Horák, vedoucí oddělení OJ a VJ , Správa tratí Most, tel.: 972 425 491, mobil: 602 155 923, e-mail: [email protected] Libor Opler, vedoucí provozu infrastruktury, Správa tratí Most, tel.: 972 425 658, mobil: 724 496 796, e-mail: [email protected] Švimberský Martin, vedoucí provozního střediska tratí, Správa tratí Most, tel.: 972 425 580, mobil: 725 567 443, email: [email protected] Ing. Bc. Petr Střítezský, DiS., inženýr železniční dopravy, Správa tratí Most, tel.: 972 425 570, mobil: 725 057 276, email: [email protected] Raček Robert, vedoucí provozního střediska SZT, SSZT Ústí nad Labem tel.: 972 425 534, mobil: 606 065 696, email: , [email protected] Geodetický dozor : Ing.
    [Show full text]
  • Il Cristianesimo in Egitto Luci E Ombre in Abydos La Tomba
    egittologia.net magazine in questo numero: IL CRISTIANESIMO IN EGITTO EGITTO A VENEZIA LUCI E OMBRE IN ABYDOS SPECIALE NEFERTARI LA TOMBA QV66 AREA ARCHEOLOGICA TEBANA IL VILLAGGIO DI DEIR EL-MEDINA EGITTO IN PILLOLE ISCRIZIONI IERATICHE NELLA TOMBA DI THUTMOSI IV Italiani in Egitto: Ernesto Schiaparelli | L’Arte di Shamira | I papiri di Carla BOLLETTINO INFORMATIVO DELL'ASSOCIAZIONE EGITTOLOGIA.NET NUMERO 3 e d i t o r i a l e La prolungata e precoce presenza di questo Confesso che questo numero di EM – Egitto- insolito e intenso caldo, dà l’impressione che logia.net Magazine è stato sul punto di non l’estate stia già volgendo al termine, anche se uscire! La prossimità con il ferragosto e il in realtà la legna accumulata per l’inverno caldo scoraggiante, soprattutto nelle due set- dovrà aspettare ancora molto tempo prima di timane centrali del mese di luglio – periodo in essere utile. cui il terzo numero del magazine ha comin- Curioso come hanno deciso di chiamare le tre ciato a prendere vita – ci avevano fatto propen- fasi più intense del caldo i meteorologici: Sci- dere per una sospensione, procrastinandone pione, Caronte e Minosse. Curioso perché mi l’uscita direttamente a ottobre. vien da pensare che l’epiteto “Africano” di Sci- Ma abbiamo resistito alla tentazione, sospen- pione e il collegamento con l’Ade che è possi- dendo solo una parte dei temi che abbiamo bile fare con Caronte e Minosse, abbia cominciato a trattare nei numeri precedenti, richiamato alla mente degli scienziati il con- come ci è stato richiesto dagli autori degli cetto di “caldo”.
    [Show full text]
  • Minnowenvironmental Inc
    --~------- minnowenvironmental inc. _____ 2 Lamb Street Georgetown, Ontario L7G 3M9 Memorandum To: Dan Cornett, Access Consulting Group From: Cynthia Russel, Minnow Environmental Inc. Date: February 13, 2008-02-13 Re: Update of Surface Water Quality Assessment for United Keno Hill Mine Complex. Minnow Environmental Inc. (Minnow) was retained by Access Consulting Group to undertake an assessment of the existing water quality data for the United Keno Hill Mine Complex (United Keno, Galena and Sourdough Hill). The objective of this assessment was to identify parameters and locations of concern within the downstream waters relative to established guidelines and background. This information, combined with toxicity data and watershed use objectives may then be combined to develop an approach for considering the development of Site Specific Water Quality Objectives (SSWQO) for various parameters and locations. In order to meet the study objectives, a progressive assessment of the available water quality data was undertaken which included the following steps; • Screen all data to identify outliers (i.e., those greater then 3 standard deviations from the mean) and remove these data. • Establish the background concentration for each parameter based the upper limit of background data distribution (mean + t S.D.) for the combined data from KV-1 and KV-37. UKH Surface Water Quality Assessment - Progress Report • Identify parameters with high method detection limits relative to guidelines which preclude determination of whether concentrations exceed the guideline. • Identify background concentrations which exceed the Canadian Water Quality Guidelines (CWQG). • Determine the median, mean, minimum and maximum concentration for each parameter at each location. • Determine which locations exceed background and/or CWQG at measurable (10%) and substantial (50%) frequencies.
    [Show full text]
  • DSFRA IKEN Report Template
    APPENDIX A TO REPORT CSCPC/19/2 DATA TABLES Urban Area: Five-Year Averages – 01/04/2014 to 31/04/2019 Incidents on station grounds Location False Pump Attendances Overview Fires Special Service Alarm All incidents All incidents Special All by On own On own Station Primary: False Station Name Community five-year excluding Co-responder All Primary Secondary Service RTC Flooding station's station station Number Dwelling Alarms average co-responder Calls pumps ground ground (%) Greenbank KV50 Urban Area 878.6 878.6 0 245 104.6 56.6 140.4 361.4 271.8 21.6 24.6 1424.8 974.2 68.4% Danes Castle KV32 Urban Area 832.6 830.8 1.8 198.8 126.4 56.6 72.4 385 248.4 29.2 14.8 1090.6 849.4 77.9% Torquay KV17 Urban Area 744.8 744.8 0 207.8 111 59 96.8 306.8 230 36 15.8 919.8 776.4 84.4% Crownhill KV49 Urban Area 742 741.8 0.2 227 100.6 43 126.4 337.4 177.4 28.6 9 878.4 680.6 77.5% Taunton KV61 Urban Area 734 733.4 0.6 227.8 132.8 56.6 95 284.6 221.6 65.4 8.4 1038.8 901.8 86.8% Bridgwater KV62 Urban Area 584.2 577.6 6.6 160 88.2 38 71.8 231.8 192.4 56 8 774.4 666 86.0% Middlemoor KV59 Urban Area 537.6 535.8 1.8 144.2 91.2 33 53 239.6 153.8 51 8.8 724.4 444 61.3% Camels Head KV48 Urban Area 491.6 491.2 0.4 162.8 85.2 50.4 77.6 178.6 150.2 16.6 11.8 638 390.2 61.2% Yeovil KV73 Urban Area 471.6 471.6 0 139.6 78.6 34.8 61 191 141 46.8 7.4 674.2 569 84.4% Plympton KV47 Urban Area 218.4 204.4 14 57.8 34.8 12 23 87.8 72.4 18.6 3 170.6 135.8 79.6% Plymstock KV51 Urban Area 185.8 185 0.8 48.4 27.4 12 21 76.8 60.6 12.6 2.6 165.4 123.8 74.8% Urban Area: Incidents on
    [Show full text]
  • The West Valley May Harbor Two Impressive King Tombs, but It Is a Poor Cousin to the Valley of the Kings
    Copyright © 2021 Michael J. Marfleet Published July 2nd, 2021 The West Valley may harbor two impressive king tombs, but it is a poor cousin to the Valley of the Kings. It will likely remain so. II. The West Valley 'Valley of the Aten' by MICHAEL J MARFLEET To date six 'tombs' have been discovered in the West Valley, (Figs. 1 & 2): KV22 - The extensive king tomb of Amenhotep III; KV23 - The king tomb of Ay, fore- shortened and perhaps half the size it was originally intended to be; KV24 - A pit/shaft 'tomb' located between the entrances to KV23 & KV25; KV25 - An un- finished king tomb never used for a king burial; KV65* and KVA, pit/shaft 'tombs' intended to house the sacred refuse from mummification and the funer- ary feast, (Technical Essay 1 appearing November 5th). The only two kings known to have been buried in the valley were both closely associated with the monotheistic Aten faith. Could the West Valley have been a separate necropolis set-aside exclus- ively for those of monotheistic belief; ie: the royals of the AMARNA Period? Amenhotep III and his father, Tuthmosis IV represent the earliest and Ay the latest of the pharaohs most directly associated with the Aten faith. The inter- vening kings, Amenhotep IV, Tutankhamun and Smenkhkare (Fig. 3), were buried elsewhere - Amenhotep IV in the Royal Wadi at Akhetaten (Fig. 4), and Tutankhamun in the Valley of the Kings (VoK). The whereabouts of the tomb of Smenkhkare, indeed the very existence of this king, remains a mystery, (Essay V, August 13th).
    [Show full text]
  • ABSTRACT Carl Nicholas Reeves STUDIES in the ARCHAEOLOGY
    ABSTRACT Carl Nicholas Reeves STUDIES IN THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE VALLEY OF THE KINGS, with particular reference to tomb robbery and the caching of the royal mummies This study considers the physical evidence for tomb robbery on the Theban west bank, and its resultant effects, during the New Kingdom and Third Intermediate Period. Each tomb and deposit known from the Valley of the Kings is examined in detail, with the aims of establishing the archaeological context of each find and, wherever possible, isolating and comparing the evidence for post-interment activity. The archaeological and documentary evidence pertaining to the royal caches from Deir el-Bahri, the tomb of Amenophis II and elsewhere is drawn together, and from an analysis of this material it is possible to suggest the routes by which the mummies arrived at their final destinations. Large-scale tomb robbery is shown to have been a relatively uncommon phenomenon, confined to periods of political and economic instability. The caching of the royal mummies may be seen as a direct consequence of the tomb robberies of the late New Kingdom and the subsequent abandonment of the necropolis by Ramesses XI. Associated with the evacuation of the Valley tombs may be discerned an official dismantling of the burials and a re-absorption into the economy of the precious commodities there interred. STUDIES IN THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE VALLEY OF THE KINGS, with particular reference to tomb robbery and the caching of the royal mummies (Volumes I—II) Volume I: Text by Carl Nicholas Reeves Thesis submitted for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy School of Oriental Studies University of Durham 1984 The copyright of this thesis rests with the author.
    [Show full text]
  • The New Kingdom Theban Royal Necropolis, Better Known As The
    Copyright © 2021 Michael J. Marfleet Published June 18th, 2021 The New Kingdom Theban royal necropolis, better known as the Valley of the Kings, is in fact two convergent valleys - the West Valley (XVIIIth Dynasty tombs only) and the Valley of the Kings proper (XVIIIth through XXth Dynasty tombs) - situated in the Theban Hills on the West Bank of the River Nile, opposite the modern city of Luxor. I. A brief introduction to the Valley(s) of the Kings c1570 to c1070bc by MICHAEL J MARFLEET The West Valley and the Valley of the Kings have been carved out by eons of sporadic torrential rains and runoff from the surrounding ridges and the pyramidal peak of el- Qurn, (see above). To date the two valleys have yielded eighty-five 'tombs'*. Sixty-five of these are numerically numbered, the remaining twenty alphabetically. Of the numerical 'tombs', KV1 through KV21, KV26 through KV40 and KV42 through KV64 lie in the Valley of the Kings (VoK) proper. KV22 through KV25 and KV65** lie in the West Valley, (Essay II appearing July 2nd). KV41, an incomplete pit/shaft 'tomb', lies outside the perimeter of the VoK on the outside of the topographical ridge that encloses the valley and forms part of the so-called 'gateway' to the VoK, (Figs. 1 & 2). Not all are true tombs. Of the eighty-five, twenty-four are known king tombs with twenty-six confirmed pharaoh 'owner/occupiers'. An additional four are not definitively associated with any king 'owner/occupier' but could be considered king tombs - KV19; KV25; KV33; & KV39.
    [Show full text]
  • Durham E-Theses
    Durham E-Theses Studies in the archaeology of the Valley of the Kings : with particular reference to tomb robbery and the caching of the royal mummies. Reeves, Carl Nicholas How to cite: Reeves, Carl Nicholas (1984) Studies in the archaeology of the Valley of the Kings : with particular reference to tomb robbery and the caching of the royal mummies., Durham theses, Durham University. Available at Durham E-Theses Online: http://etheses.dur.ac.uk/958/ Use policy The full-text may be used and/or reproduced, and given to third parties in any format or medium, without prior permission or charge, for personal research or study, educational, or not-for-prot purposes provided that: • a full bibliographic reference is made to the original source • a link is made to the metadata record in Durham E-Theses • the full-text is not changed in any way The full-text must not be sold in any format or medium without the formal permission of the copyright holders. Please consult the full Durham E-Theses policy for further details. Academic Support Oce, Durham University, University Oce, Old Elvet, Durham DH1 3HP e-mail: [email protected] Tel: +44 0191 334 6107 http://etheses.dur.ac.uk 2 STUDIES IN THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE VALLEY OF THE KINGS, with particular reference to tomb robbery and the caching of the royal mummies (Volumes I-II) Volume II: Notes to Text by Carl Nicholas Reeves Thesis submitted for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy School of Oriental Studies University of Durham 1984 The copyright of this thesis rests with the author.
    [Show full text]
  • BIA 52 Juillet-Décembre 2015 Le Directeur Des Idoles De Palmyre
    BIA 52 juillet-décembre 2015 le directeur des idoles de Palmyre Toujours plongée dans le climat d’insécurité qui règne plus que jamais au Proche-Orient, l’Égypte doit, à nouveau, faire face aux mêmes difficultés économiques que celles qu’a connues le gouvernement précédent. La désertion des touristes étrangers, qui préfèrent des destinations réputées moins dangereuses, vient encore aggraver la situation et fragilise la population, privée de sa désormais quasi unique source de devises. Certes, l’ordre est à peu près revenu dans le pays, mais à quel prix ! Certaines régions, comme le Sinaï, échappent pratiquement à tout contrôle et les incursions des sectes islamistes violentes dans les zones frontalières, en particulier de la Libye, rappellent cruellement que tout peut basculer… Le CSA continue toutefois à jouer le jeu de l’ouverture, donnant à nouveau la possibilité, après un moratoire de treize ans, aux missions archéologiques étrangères d’ouvrir des chantiers en Haute Égypte, communiquant largement, encourageant des initiatives comme le futur musée hydraulique d’Alexandrie, rénovant les monuments du Caire islamique ou la pyramide de Djoser, tandis que l’opinion publique se passionne pour la statue de Sekhemka vendue par le musée de Northampton, le feuilleton soigneusement entretenu de la « découverte » d’une possible « tombe derrière la tombe » de l’inépuisable Toutânkhamon ou le « pyramid scan project » ! Le sensationnel n’attire toutefois pas plus que les muons les flots de touristes espérés, pour lesquels la rive occidentale, et tout particulièrement les temples de Deir el-Bahari, se drapent désormais la nuit de couleurs vives. Sur ce fonds quelque peu morose, les grandes découvertes restent rares, mais les travaux se poursuivent toutefois, au moins dans les grandes zones archéologiques de la vallée et le désert oriental.
    [Show full text]
  • Couverture BIA 53
    Bulletin d'Information Archéologique BIALIII le rêve de Reeves ! Collège de France Institut français Chaire "Civilisation de l'Égypte pharaonique : d'archéologie orientale archéologie, philologie, histoire" Bulletin d'Information Archéologique BIAwww.egyptologues.net LIII Janvier - Juin 2016 Le Caire - Paris 2016 Bulletin d’Information Archéologique REVUE SEMESTRIELLE n° 53 janvier / juin 2016 Directeur de la publication Système de translittération Nicolas GRIMAL des mots arabes [email protected] Rédaction et coordination Emad ADLY [email protected] consonnes voyelles IFAO Ambafrance Caire û و ,î ي ,â ا : q longues ق z ز ‘ ء S/C Valise diplomatique 13, rue Louveau F-92438 Chatillon k brèves : a, i, u ك s س b ب http://www.ifao.egnet.net l diphtongues : aw, ay ل sh ش t ت rue al-Cheikh Ali Youssef ,37 B.P. Qasr al-Aïny 11562 m م s ص th ث .Le Caire – R.A.E Tél. : [20 2] 27 97 16 37 Fax : [20 2] 27 94 46 35 n ن Dh ض G ج Collège de France h autres conventions هـ t ط H ح Chaire "Civilisation de l’Égypte pharaonique : archéologie, (w/û tæ’ marbºta = a, at (état construit و z ظ kh خ "philologie, histoire http://www.egyptologues.net y/î article: al- et l- (même devant les ى ‘ ع D د 52, rue du Cardinal Lemoine “solaires”) F 75231 Paris Cedex 05 غ ذ Tél. : [33 1] 44 27 10 47 Fax : [33 1] 44 27 11 09 Z gh f ف r ر Remarques ou suggestions [email protected] Les articles ou extraits d’articles publiés dans le BIA et les idées qui peuvent s’y exprimer n’engagent que la responsabilité de leurs auteurs et ne représentent pas une position officielle de la Rédaction.
    [Show full text]