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Semna – Estudos De Egiptologia III Semna – Estudos de Egiptologia III Antonio Brancaglion Junior Cintia Alfieri Gama-Rolland organizadores Seshat – Laboratório de Egiptologia do Museu Nacional/Editora Klínē 2016 Rio de Janeiro/Brasil Este trabalho está licenciado com uma Licença Creative Commons - Atribuição-NãoComercial- CompartilhaIgual 4.0 Internacional. Capa: Antonio Brancaglion Jr. Diagramação: Cintia Alfieri Gama-Rolland Revisão: Cintia Alfieri Gama-Rolland Catalogação na Publicação (CIP) Ficha Catalográfica B816s BRANCAGLION Jr., Antonio. Semna – Estudos de Egiptologia III / Antonio Brancaglion Jr., Cintia Alfieri Gama-Rolland (orgs.). – Rio de Janeiro: Seshat – Laboratório de Egiptologia do Museu Nacional, 2016. 180f. Bibliografia. ISBN 978-85-66714-07-4 1. Egito antigo 2. Arqueologia 3. História 4. Coleção I. Título. CDD 932 CDU 94(32) Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro Museu Nacional Programa de Pós-graduação em Arqueologia Seshat – Laboratório de Egiptologia Quinta da Boa Vista, s/n, São Cristóvão Rio de Janeiro, RJ – CEP 20940-040 Editora Klínē TRABALHOS APRESENTADOS NA III SEMNA NÃO INCLUÍDOS NESTE VOLUME Raquel Paula Maia ALVES, Medicina e magia no Egito antigo. Nely Feitoza ARRAIS, As inscrições autobiográficas funerárias: documentação privada e discurso público. Victoria ARROYO, Os amuletos funerários do antigo Egito no acervo do MAE-USP. Evelyne AZEVEDO, As concepções artísticas sobre o Egito e a Grécia na Roma Antiga: a recepção dos modelos helenísticos na Villa Adriana. Lorena Mendonça Aleixo BALTAZAR, Morte e vida no antigo Egito: a construção do imaginário de um mundo para as almas dos mortos e seus suportes – o livro dos mortos como estudo de caso. Victor BITTAR, Por Debaixo dos Panos: Revelando a Múmia Romana. Felipe Silva CARMO, A instrução egípcia como topos ideológico. Silvana CATANIA, El nacimiento del sol: elevación y recepción. Marcio Luiz Ramos D’ALBUQUERQUE, O pretenso “monoteísmo” atoniano: os meandros da religião instituída pelo faraó Akhenaton em uma análise historiográfica e de contexto para o Egito faraônico da XVIII dinastia. André Luís Silva EFFGEN, Do âmbito solar até o mundo dos mortos: O colar shebyu e a solarização do mundo dos mortos na reforma de Amarna. Cintia Prates FACURI, A Estatuária Divina Egípcia em Bronze: Análise Iconográfica. Luisa FARIA, O Egito Antigo através de outros olhos: os estudos bioarqueológicos. Marlon Barcelos FERREIRA, Arqueologia e ensino: as pirâmides nos livros didáticos. Maria Thereza David JOÃO, O parentesco como lógica estatal no Egito do Reino Antigo. Raphael da Silva Simeão LELLIS, O reinado do faraó Akhenaton e a reforma amarniana: as divergências com o clero de Amon no Alto de no Baixo Egito. Rennan LEMOS e María Violeta CARNIEL, Paisagem alterada: estudo preliminar dos shabtis encontrados em TT 362 e as dinâmicas sociais da necrópole tebana. Rennan LEMOS, Pedro Luiz DINIZ VON SEEHAUSEN, Antonio BRANCAGLION JR., Maria Violeta PEREYRA, M. Violeta CARNIEL, Marialaura di GIOVANNI, Oliva MENOZZI, The history of the Theban necropolis at Neferhotep’s courtyard: excavating TT 362 and TT 187 – el-Khokha, Luxor. Daniele LIBERATO, O modelo iconográfico da estatuária egípcia faraônica ajoelhada em posição de oferenda. Oliva MENOZZI, Neferhotep Complex: lo scavo e la documentazione archeologica della TT 187 e TT 362. Maria Victoria NICORA, La especificidad del retrato: un estudio comparativo. María Violeta PEREYRA, ¿Porqué lo representaron? El espacio y su evocación iconográfica en el antiguo Egipto. María Violeta PEREYRA, La familia y su memoria. Silvia REIS, Pesquisa e divulgação científica em abordagens multidisciplinares: a múmia romana do Museu Nacional. Thais ROCHA DA SILVA, Colocando as pessoas no seu lugar: gênero e espaço doméstico no Egito antigo. Julián Alejo SÁNCHEZ, Sennefer e Amenemope: o parentesco e seus laços simbólicos na topografia funerária. Marcia Severina VASQUES, Território, espaço e poder no Egito Romano: o Médio Egito e as cidades de Antinoópolis e Hermópolis Magna. Carolina VELLOZA, A imagem agente, o deus e faraó em Amarna. EQUIPE ORGANIZADORA DA III SEMNA Antonio Brancaglion Jr. – coordenador do Seshat, Museu Nacional/UFRJ Rennan Lemos – doutorando em Arqueologia, University of Cambridge Raizza Teixeira dos Santos – graduada em História, UFRJ Thais Rocha da Silva – doutoranda em Egiptologia, University of Oxford Cintia Gama-Rolland – doutora em Egiptologia, École pratique des hautes études André Luís Silva Effgen – mestrando em Arqueologia, Museu Nacional/UFRJ Letícia Gomes do Nascimento – graduanda em História, UFRJ Pedro Luiz Diniz von Seehausen – mestre em Arqueologia, Museu Nacional/UFRJ LISTA DE AUTORES Mariano BONANNO - Universidad Nacional de la Plata - Instituto de Historia Antigua Oriental Abraham Rosenvasser (Universidad de Buenos Aires) Gisela CHAPOT – Seshat, Museu Nacional/UFRJ Elisa Neira CORDERO - Universidad de Buenos Aires Fábio FRIZZO – UFF Cintia Alfieri GAMA-ROLLAND – Seshat, Museu Nacional, EPHE e FMU Luiza Osorio GUIMARÃES DA SILVA - Brown University Maria Laura IAMARINO - Universidad de Buenos Aires Karine LIMA DA COSTA – UFSC Gabirela LOVECKY - Universidad de Buenos Aires Liliana MANZI – Universidad de Buenos Aires Patricia Cardoso Azoubel ZULLI – FFLCH/USP SUMÁRIO TRABALHOS APRESENTADOS NA III SEMNA NÃO INCLUÍDOS NESTE VOLUME .......... 4 EQUIPE ORGANIZADORA DA III SEMNA ............................................................................................. 5 LISTA DE AUTORES ........................................................................................................................................ 6 APRESENTAÇÃO ............................................................................................................................................... 8 ACERCA DE LA HTMJ.T COMO ESPACIO CAÓTICO EN EL “ORDEN” DE LA DUAT Mariano Bonanno ........................................................................................................................................... 10 ARTE E SIMBOLISMO: UMA ANÁLISE DA ICONOGRAFIA DAS FILHAS DE AKHENATON DURANTE O PERÍODO AMARNIANO Gisela Chapot .................................................................................................................................................... 23 PROYECTO POLÍTICO THUTMÓSIDA EN LA FRASEOLOGÍA REAL: EL CASO DEL PROTOCOLO DE THUTMOSE III EN LOS OBELISCOS DE KARNAK Elisa Neira Cordeiro ....................................................................................................................................... 34 A BASE NACIONAL CURRICULAR COMUM (BNCC) E OS DESCAMINHOS DO ENSINO DA ANTIGUIDADE EGÍPCIA NO BRASIL FáBio Frizzo ....................................................................................................................................................... 49 UNE DISCUSSSION À PROPOS DE LA DÉCOUVERTE DES CHAOUABTIS ROYAUX DU NOUVEL EMPIRE Cintia A. Gama-Rolland ................................................................................................................................. 57 THE PRICE OF GOLD AND LOYALTY: PARALLELS AND DISPARITIES IN THE ROLES OF ROYAL WOMEN OF THE LATE BRONZE AGE Luiza Osório Guimarães da Silva .............................................................................................................. 69 LA FUNDACIÓN DE AKHETATÓN: ¿RUPTURA O COROLARIO? Maria Laura Iamarino ................................................................................................................................... 87 REPATRIAÇÃO DE BENS CULTURAIS EGÍPCIOS Karine Lima da Costa .................................................................................................................................... 94 TERRITORIO, APROPIACIÓN Y PODER EN LA DINASTÍA XII GaBriela Lovecky .......................................................................................................................................... 112 LO EXPLÍCITO, LO INSINUADO Y LO OCULTO EN EL PAISAJE TEBANO Liliana Manzi .................................................................................................................................................. 122 LA ESPECIFICIDAD DEL RETRATO: UN ESTUDIO COMPARATIVO Liliana Manzi .................................................................................................................................................. 145 ELEMENTOS DISRUPTORES NO CONTO “O REI KÉOPS E OS MAGOS” Patricia Zulli ................................................................................................................................................... 166 APRESENTAÇÃO Dando continuidade à série SEMNA – Estudos de Egiptologia, o lançamento deste volume na quarta edição da SEMNA congrega trabalhos apresentados na III Semana de Egiptologia do Museu Nacional. Ocorrido de 30 de novembro a 4 de dezembro de 2015, a terceira edição da SEMNA contou com a presença de pesquisadores de diversas universidades do país, além de convidados internacionais. A realização da III SEMNA demonstrou mais uma vez que os estudos em Egiptologia estão crescendo no Brasil. Nesse contexto, a SEMNA passa a ser o principal evento realizado na área no Brasil. A publicação deste volume vem reforçar e impulsionar esse movimento de expansão, oferecendo aos pesquisadores e estudantes nacionais subsídios em língua portuguesa para a realização de suas pesquisas, assim como um espaço onde publicar seus trabalhos. Agradecemos a todos os participantes da III Semana de Egiptologia do Museu Nacional, palestrantes, expositores e o público. Rio de Janeiro, novembro de 2016 Os organizadores ESTUDOS DE EGIPTOLOGIA
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