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Strangers and Brothers
Strangers and Brothers
by Snape, Steven
in authority and wealth of local officials ‐ two factors expressed in geographical terms, for the king their responsibility being stewardship of the nome / Beni Hasan, name given to cemetery of the Oryx (16th Upper Egyptian) nome / elite tombs at Asyut and Rifeh ‐ Iti‐ibi's tomb, with a courtyard in front of a large hall, divided by two pairs of pillars containing four shafts / elite tombs at Beni Hasan ‐ architecture and decoration in ‘Upper Cemetery’ at Beni Hasan / essentially court‐centred monopoly of Dynasties 1–6 / local tombs for local rulers ‐ ‘nomarchs’, referring to Graeco‐Roman administration of districts or ‘nomes’ of Egypt / locations and development of tombs, in the Middle Kingdom ‐ diverse pattern than in the Old Kingdom / Petrie noting, links between elite tombs and temples in the nomes ‐ stones removed, to build nomarch's palace at the nome capital, Shashotep / strangers and brothers ‐ The Middle Kingdom in Middle Egypt / theme of self‐reliance in funerary arrangements ‐ Djefai‐Hapi contracts, attested at Asyut in relation to tomb building itself
2011
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Strangers and Brothers
by Snape, Steven
in authority and wealth of local officials ‐ two factors expressed in geographical terms, for the king their responsibility being stewardship of the nome / Beni Hasan, name given to cemetery of the Oryx (16th Upper Egyptian) nome / elite tombs at Asyut and Rifeh ‐ Iti‐ibi's tomb, with a courtyard in front of a large hall, divided by two pairs of pillars containing four shafts / elite tombs at Beni Hasan ‐ architecture and decoration in ‘Upper Cemetery’ at Beni Hasan / essentially court‐centred monopoly of Dynasties 1–6 / local tombs for local rulers ‐ ‘nomarchs’, referring to Graeco‐Roman administration of districts or ‘nomes’ of Egypt / locations and development of tombs, in the Middle Kingdom ‐ diverse pattern than in the Old Kingdom / Petrie noting, links between elite tombs and temples in the nomes ‐ stones removed, to build nomarch's palace at the nome capital, Shashotep / strangers and brothers ‐ The Middle Kingdom in Middle Egypt / theme of self‐reliance in funerary arrangements ‐ Djefai‐Hapi contracts, attested at Asyut in relation to tomb building itself
2011
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by Snape, Steven
in authority and wealth of local officials ‐ two factors expressed in geographical terms, for the king their responsibility being stewardship of the nome / Beni Hasan, name given to cemetery of the Oryx (16th Upper Egyptian) nome / elite tombs at Asyut and Rifeh ‐ Iti‐ibi's tomb, with a courtyard in front of a large hall, divided by two pairs of pillars containing four shafts / elite tombs at Beni Hasan ‐ architecture and decoration in ‘Upper Cemetery’ at Beni Hasan / essentially court‐centred monopoly of Dynasties 1–6 / local tombs for local rulers ‐ ‘nomarchs’, referring to Graeco‐Roman administration of districts or ‘nomes’ of Egypt / locations and development of tombs, in the Middle Kingdom ‐ diverse pattern than in the Old Kingdom / Petrie noting, links between elite tombs and temples in the nomes ‐ stones removed, to build nomarch's palace at the nome capital, Shashotep / strangers and brothers ‐ The Middle Kingdom in Middle Egypt / theme of self‐reliance in funerary arrangements ‐ Djefai‐Hapi contracts, attested at Asyut in relation to tomb building itself
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Strangers and Brothers

Snape, Steven
2011
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This chapter contains sections titled: Continuity and Change Beni Hasan: The Archetypal Middle Kingdom Necropolis Elite Tombs at Asyut and Rifeh
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authority and wealth of local officials ‐ two factors expressed in geographical terms, for the king their responsibility being stewardship of the nome

/ Beni Hasan, name given to cemetery of the Oryx (16th Upper Egyptian) nome

/ elite tombs at Asyut and Rifeh ‐ Iti‐ibi's tomb, with a courtyard in front of a large hall, divided by two pairs of pillars containing four shafts

/ elite tombs at Beni Hasan ‐ architecture and decoration in ‘Upper Cemetery’ at Beni Hasan

/ essentially court‐centred monopoly of Dynasties 1–6

/ local tombs for local rulers ‐ ‘nomarchs’, referring to Graeco‐Roman administration of districts or ‘nomes’ of Egypt

/ locations and development of tombs, in the Middle Kingdom ‐ diverse pattern than in the Old Kingdom

/ Petrie noting, links between elite tombs and temples in the nomes ‐ stones removed, to build nomarch's palace at the nome capital, Shashotep

/ strangers and brothers ‐ The Middle Kingdom in Middle Egypt

/ theme of self‐reliance in funerary arrangements ‐ Djefai‐Hapi contracts, attested at Asyut in relation to tomb building itself

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1405120894, 9781405120890

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