Elizabeth Frood
Biographic Data
| ID | 2405612 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elizabeth Frood |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elizabeth |
| FAMILY NAME | Frood |
| SIGNATURE | FROOD E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Oxford |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3609-0656 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Minmose the Miller. A Ramessid Serving Statue Preparing Incense (Berlin ÄM 24179)مينموز الطحان. تمثال خدم لتحضير البخور من عصر الرعامسة (برلين ÄM 24179)
Publication of a fragment of a red granite statue belonging to the 19th Dynasty high priest of Onuris, Minmose, in the Ägyptisches Museum und Papyrussamlung in Berlin (ÄM 24179). The statue, which describes itself as a shabti, shows Minmose as a miller of grain, which may also be understood as incense. Preliminary translations and commentaries are offered for the statue’s texts; these are developed out of unpublished work by Jacques Jean Clère, r…
Ancient Egyptian Biographies
A Votive Isis-Throne for Minmose (Ashmolean Museum an 1888.561)
This article is the publication of Ashmolean Museum AN 1888.561, a small, damaged limestone object carved with images of deities and texts relating to the Nineteenth Dynasty high priest of Onuris, Minmose. These features, as well as the object’s distinctive form, are described, and a brief commentary is given for the texts. It is suggested that the object might be a votive Isis-throne
A Ramessid Statue from Abydos Bearing a Sacred Emblem
Re-publication of a statue fragment from Abydos, now in The Manchester Museum, including the first photographs of the object and new translations of its biographical inscriptions. The statue displays an otherwise unattested combination of iconographic features, including a possible representation of an jmjwt against one shoulder
Ritual Function and Priestly Narrative
Edition of British Museum stela EA 1199, which preserves a biography of Nebwawy, High Priest of Osiris in the reign of Thutmose III, with a new facsimile, translation, commentary, and discussion. Translations and commentaries are also provided for two other stelae attributed to Nebwawy now held in the Cairo Museum, one of which also bears a biographical text (CG 34018). The discussion centres on the treatment of time-frames and assesses the funct…
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Ritual Function and Priestly Narrative
Edition of British Museum stela EA 1199, which preserves a biography of Nebwawy, High Priest of Osiris in the reign of Thutmose III, with a new facsimile, translation, commentary, and discussion. Translations and commentaries are also provided for two other stelae attributed to Nebwawy now held in the Cairo Museum, one of which also bears a biographical text (CG 34018). The discussion centres on the treatment of time-frames and assesses the funct…
A Ramessid Statue from Abydos Bearing a Sacred Emblem
Re-publication of a statue fragment from Abydos, now in The Manchester Museum, including the first photographs of the object and new translations of its biographical inscriptions. The statue displays an otherwise unattested combination of iconographic features, including a possible representation of an jmjwt against one shoulder
A Votive Isis-Throne for Minmose (Ashmolean Museum an 1888.561)
This article is the publication of Ashmolean Museum AN 1888.561, a small, damaged limestone object carved with images of deities and texts relating to the Nineteenth Dynasty high priest of Onuris, Minmose. These features, as well as the object’s distinctive form, are described, and a brief commentary is given for the texts. It is suggested that the object might be a votive Isis-throne
Ancient Egyptian Biographies
Minmose the Miller. A Ramessid Serving Statue Preparing Incense (Berlin ÄM 24179)مينموز الطحان. تمثال خدم لتحضير البخور من عصر الرعامسة (برلين ÄM 24179)
Publication of a fragment of a red granite statue belonging to the 19th Dynasty high priest of Onuris, Minmose, in the Ägyptisches Museum und Papyrussamlung in Berlin (ÄM 24179). The statue, which describes itself as a shabti, shows Minmose as a miller of grain, which may also be understood as incense. Preliminary translations and commentaries are offered for the statue’s texts; these are developed out of unpublished work by Jacques Jean Clère, r…
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