Karl Jansen-Winkeln
Biographic Data
| ID | 4893689 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Karl Jansen-Winkeln |
| GIVEN NAMES | Karl |
| FAMILY NAME | Jansen-Winkeln |
| SIGNATURE | JANSEN-WINKELN K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Freie Universität Berlin |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 31 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 31 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Beiträge zur Geschichte der Dritten Zwischenzeit
In this short Beiträge three points relevant to the history of the Third Intermediate Period are presented. 1. The genealogical data of the family of the army scribe Nespaqashuty written on a fragmentary block statue from Karnak have hitherto been misunderstood. The owner of the statue is not Nespaqashuty ii , who lived in the time of Siamun, but a grandson of Amenemone i . The statue may have been dedicated by his son Ankhefenkhons during the ti…
Beiträge Zur Geschichte Der 21. Dynastie
The main subject of the article are the relations between the rulers of Upper and Lower Egypt during the Twenty-first Dynasty. The wife of Psusennes I, whose name used to be read Mutnodjmet, is identical with Nodjmetmut, a daughter of Pajnedjem I. The supposed marriage ties between Ramses XI and the new royal family at Tanis cannot be substantiated and are very unlikely. An inscription at Thebes mentions a daughter of king Amenemope who was marri…
Ein Schminkgefäß und ein General
The cosmetic vase Durham EG3995, probably from the Early Dynastic period, was reused by a high military commander as a votive in the time of Apries. In its inscription, an anonymous person asks Sakhmet/Hathor, possibly during a ceremony by which the vessel was consecrated for use in the temple, to reward the General for his donation with royal favour and a good reputation. The military title mr mnfyt of the donor and the meaning of mnf Ꜣ t/mnfyt …
Don’t Do What I Did
This small Middle Kingdom sculpture is approximately datable to the reign of King Amenemhat II and is one of the earliest preserved block statues. The inscription added hundreds of years after the statue’s creation, sometime between the Ramesside Period and the Third Intermediate Period reflects the regard in which the object was held, even in ancient times
Die „Großfürsten der Libu“ im westlichen Delta in der späten 22. Dynastie
In a recent article on the “Great chiefs of the Libu” in the Western Delta, Jan Moje tried to show that there were two local rulers called Ni-ma-teped (A/B) and two Tjer-pa-hati ( i / ii ), attested on five donation stelae. If one of those stelae is ascribed to Shoshenq iv rather than to Shoshenq v , three stelae mention a (single) ruler Ni-ma-teped during the reign of Shoshenq iv , and the remaining two a ruler Tjer-pa-hati under Shoshenq v
Die Siegesstele des Amasis
Republication of the ‘Elephantine stela’ of Amasis, formerly Cairo 13/6/24/1, now in the Nubian Museum, Aswan. The inscription, in the Königsnovelle tradition, reports two episodes of the war between Apries and Amasis. The first part, dated to year 1 of Amasis, describes the counter-attack of Apries, with the help of Greek mercenaries, against the usurper Amasis (Oct./Nov. 570). Contrary to earlier assumptions, Apries’ fleet did not start from …
Eine Bau- und Bittinschrift am Tempel von Luxor
Republication of an inscription on the outer wall of the forecourt of Amenophis III in the temple of Luxor. The first part of the text is a report on the building of a “Gold House” in the temple of Luxor in year 1 of Alexander the Great. In year 3 of Philip Arrhidaeus, the author of the inscription was promoted chief architect and had to build another Gold House in the temple of Karnak. The exact measures and the time it took to erect both buildi…
Zu Sprache und Datierung Des Amduat
In recent years it has often been maintained that the texts of the ‘Amduat' should date to the Old Kingdom because they contain so many linguistic features known from Old Egyptian. On closer inspection this view cannot be corroborated. It is true that there are many words and forms that look very ancient, and some of them may indeed have their origin in Old Egyptian texts. But most of these elements are different in certain aspects (writing, synt…
Drei Statuen der 22./23. Dynastie
Drei Statuen der 22./23. Dynastie
Publication of three statues from Thebes in the Egyptian Museum Cairo. The standing theophorous statue JE 37884 belongs to a priest Pacharu and dates from the early 22nd dynasty; father and grandfather of Pacharu are known from their burials in the coffin cache known as ′Bab el-Gasus′. The owner of the block statue TN 20/2/25/1 is the fourth prophet of Amun Djed-chons-iuf-anch C, a son-in-law of king Takeloth II and a grandson of both king Harsie…
Eine „neue“ ramessidische Biographie
Republication of a block from Coptos in the Cairo Museum which has been decorated and inscribed on three different occasions during the New Kingdom and the 21st dynasty. The most important inscription is the biography of a priest Wenennefer, which includes a detailed description of his education and service in the cult of Min. The reading of this biography is quite difficult, many passages have been misunderstood in the previous publication. More…
Ein Priester als Restaurator
Lebenslehre und Biographie
Bemerkungen zu drei thebanischen Statuen der Spätzeit
Eine Familie im Totenkult
Bemerkungen zum „Genetiv“ im Ägyptischen
Bemerkungen zum "Genetiv" im Ägyptischen' 1.In vielen Anfängerlehrbüchern, aber auch in einschlägigen grammatischen Abhandlungen, wird der Terminus "Genetiv" mit einer gewissen Zurück haltung eingeführt oder sogar rundheraus als (an sich, eigentlich) ungeeignet für das Ägyptische be zeichnet.So setzt E. Graefe 2 "Genitiv" in Anfüh rungszeichen, ebenso W. Schenkel, der erläutert, daß die beiden entsprechenden Konstruktionen des Ägyptischen nur "al…
Beiträge zu den Privatinschriften der Spätzeit
L'auteur s'exprime sur quelques problemes qui se revelent a la lecture d'inscriptions de la Basse-Epoque, tout particulierement dans les biographies ou les prieres. Il releve pour une part des tournures specifiques qui n'ont pas ete enregistrees jusqu'ici et ne sont donc pas reconnues dans la litterature, d'autre part il propose des conseils pour l'explication de passages jusqu'alors mal interpretes
Eine Grabubernahme in der 30. Dynastie
Translation of the texts on the door-jambs Cambridge Fitzwilliam E.5.1909 and Brooklyn 56.152.They come from a tomb of the Saite Period reused in the Thirtieth Dynasty.The new user, a secretary of Nectanebo I, addresses the old owner, a palace official under Amasis, and Claims to have done him a great favour by restoring and reusing his tomb.In his response, the old owner declares himself to have acted as a mediator and assures his 'benefactor', …
Ein Kaufmann aus Naukratis
Il se trouve au musee egyptien du Caire un fragment de granit compose d'un socle et d'une sorte de cloche qui semble posee dessus. Le socle lui-meme porte une inscription hieroglyphique qui n'a pas ete traduite a ce jour. L'auteur de l'article fait ici une premiere tentative de traduction de l'inscription. Le nom du proprietaire fait penser que ce bloc date de l'epoque ptolemaique
Historische Probleme Der 3. Zwischenzeit
Republication of a statue of Bes in the Oriental Museum, Durham, showing that interpretations based on earlier copies are untenable. The statue was dedicated by a High Priest Shoshenq, but his son Harsiese was only an ordinary prophet of Amun. Starting from the chronology of Aston, JEA 75, the author distinguishes the king, Harsiese A, from a High Priest, Harsiese B, who held office under Osorkon II. The slightly earlier High Priest Takeloth F is…
Historische Probleme Der 3. Zwischenzeit
Republication of a statue of Bes in the Oriental Museum, Durham, showing that interpretations based on earlier copies are untenable.The statue was dedicated by a High Priest Shoshenq, but his son Harsiese was only an ordinary prophet of Amun.Starting from the chronology of Aston, JEA 75, the author distinguishes the king, Harsiese A, from a High Priest, Harsiese B, who held office under Osorkon II.The slightly earlier High Priest Takeloth F is id…
Die Plünderung der Königsgräber des Neuen Reiches
L'A. aborde le probleme des tombes royales du Nouvel Empire pillees. Il dresse la liste de ces chambres funeraires. Des explications sur les diverses causes de pillage sont apportees. Des graffitis decouverts dans des tombes deviennent parfois des sources de renseignements
Exozentrische Komposita als Relativphrasen im älteren Ägyptisch
The Career of the Egyptian High Priest Bakenkhons
IHE well-known block statue of the high priest Bakenkhons in Munich (GL.WAF 38) contains a passage in which he addresses future generations and gives a detailed account of the offices he held "since he was born," with exact indications of how long he held each office. 1 This passage has always been one of the favorite subjects of Egyptologists and has often been discussed. 2 It is one of the rare cases which gives us solid information about the c…
Zu einigen religiösen und historischen Inschriften
Cachettc in Karnak gefunden wurde und durch Feuchtigkeit stark gelitten hat
Die Plünderung der Königsgräber des Neuen Reiches
L'A. aborde le probleme des tombes royales du Nouvel Empire pillees. Il dresse la liste de ces chambres funeraires. Des explications sur les diverses causes de pillage sont apportees. Des graffitis decouverts dans des tombes deviennent parfois des sources de renseignements
Bemerkungen zur Stele des Merer in Krakau
1 CG 42077: Aldred
Bemerkungen zur Stele des Merer in Krakau
Discussion of some of the textual problems of the stele of Merer in the Cracow Museum, first published by Černý inJEA 47 (1961). This important document for the history of the First Intermediate Period contains the earliest attestation of the image of the balance in the Judgement of the Dead
Zwei Bemerkungen zu Gebel es-Silsila Nr. 100
The stela of Shoshenq I at Gebel es-Silsila contains a verb mtj that has been considered as an early example of mtj/mtr, ‘to be pleased’ (attested mainly in demotic). This paper tries to show that it belongs to the stem mtn/mtn, ‘to reward’. A writing of the infinitive of jrj on this same stela as jr.nn is attested several times at the beginning of the Twenty-second Dynasty
Zwei Bemerkungen zu Gebel es-Silsila Nr. 100
Le grand texte oraculaire de Djehoutymose, intendant du domaine d'Amon sous le pontificat de Pinedjem II
Zu einigen religiösen und historischen Inschriften
Cachettc in Karnak gefunden wurde und durch Feuchtigkeit stark gelitten hat
Das Ende des Neuen Reiches
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The Career of the Egyptian High Priest Bakenkhons
IHE well-known block statue of the high priest Bakenkhons in Munich (GL.WAF 38) contains a passage in which he addresses future generations and gives a detailed account of the offices he held "since he was born," with exact indications of how long he held each office. 1 This passage has always been one of the favorite subjects of Egyptologists and has often been discussed. 2 It is one of the rare cases which gives us solid information about the c…
Exozentrische Komposita als Relativphrasen im älteren Ägyptisch
Historische Probleme Der 3. Zwischenzeit
Republication of a statue of Bes in the Oriental Museum, Durham, showing that interpretations based on earlier copies are untenable. The statue was dedicated by a High Priest Shoshenq, but his son Harsiese was only an ordinary prophet of Amun. Starting from the chronology of Aston, JEA 75, the author distinguishes the king, Harsiese A, from a High Priest, Harsiese B, who held office under Osorkon II. The slightly earlier High Priest Takeloth F is…
Historische Probleme Der 3. Zwischenzeit
Republication of a statue of Bes in the Oriental Museum, Durham, showing that interpretations based on earlier copies are untenable.The statue was dedicated by a High Priest Shoshenq, but his son Harsiese was only an ordinary prophet of Amun.Starting from the chronology of Aston, JEA 75, the author distinguishes the king, Harsiese A, from a High Priest, Harsiese B, who held office under Osorkon II.The slightly earlier High Priest Takeloth F is id…
Die Plünderung der Königsgräber des Neuen Reiches
L'A. aborde le probleme des tombes royales du Nouvel Empire pillees. Il dresse la liste de ces chambres funeraires. Des explications sur les diverses causes de pillage sont apportees. Des graffitis decouverts dans des tombes deviennent parfois des sources de renseignements
Eine Grabubernahme in der 30. Dynastie
Translation of the texts on the door-jambs Cambridge Fitzwilliam E.5.1909 and Brooklyn 56.152.They come from a tomb of the Saite Period reused in the Thirtieth Dynasty.The new user, a secretary of Nectanebo I, addresses the old owner, a palace official under Amasis, and Claims to have done him a great favour by restoring and reusing his tomb.In his response, the old owner declares himself to have acted as a mediator and assures his 'benefactor', …
Ein Kaufmann aus Naukratis
Il se trouve au musee egyptien du Caire un fragment de granit compose d'un socle et d'une sorte de cloche qui semble posee dessus. Le socle lui-meme porte une inscription hieroglyphique qui n'a pas ete traduite a ce jour. L'auteur de l'article fait ici une premiere tentative de traduction de l'inscription. Le nom du proprietaire fait penser que ce bloc date de l'epoque ptolemaique
Beiträge zu den Privatinschriften der Spätzeit
L'auteur s'exprime sur quelques problemes qui se revelent a la lecture d'inscriptions de la Basse-Epoque, tout particulierement dans les biographies ou les prieres. Il releve pour une part des tournures specifiques qui n'ont pas ete enregistrees jusqu'ici et ne sont donc pas reconnues dans la litterature, d'autre part il propose des conseils pour l'explication de passages jusqu'alors mal interpretes
Bemerkungen zum „Genetiv“ im Ägyptischen
Bemerkungen zum "Genetiv" im Ägyptischen' 1.In vielen Anfängerlehrbüchern, aber auch in einschlägigen grammatischen Abhandlungen, wird der Terminus "Genetiv" mit einer gewissen Zurück haltung eingeführt oder sogar rundheraus als (an sich, eigentlich) ungeeignet für das Ägyptische be zeichnet.So setzt E. Graefe 2 "Genitiv" in Anfüh rungszeichen, ebenso W. Schenkel, der erläutert, daß die beiden entsprechenden Konstruktionen des Ägyptischen nur "al…
Eine Familie im Totenkult
Bemerkungen zu drei thebanischen Statuen der Spätzeit
Lebenslehre und Biographie
Ein Priester als Restaurator
Eine „neue“ ramessidische Biographie
Republication of a block from Coptos in the Cairo Museum which has been decorated and inscribed on three different occasions during the New Kingdom and the 21st dynasty. The most important inscription is the biography of a priest Wenennefer, which includes a detailed description of his education and service in the cult of Min. The reading of this biography is quite difficult, many passages have been misunderstood in the previous publication. More…
Drei Statuen der 22./23. Dynastie
Drei Statuen der 22./23. Dynastie
Publication of three statues from Thebes in the Egyptian Museum Cairo. The standing theophorous statue JE 37884 belongs to a priest Pacharu and dates from the early 22nd dynasty; father and grandfather of Pacharu are known from their burials in the coffin cache known as ′Bab el-Gasus′. The owner of the block statue TN 20/2/25/1 is the fourth prophet of Amun Djed-chons-iuf-anch C, a son-in-law of king Takeloth II and a grandson of both king Harsie…
Zu Sprache und Datierung Des Amduat
In recent years it has often been maintained that the texts of the ‘Amduat' should date to the Old Kingdom because they contain so many linguistic features known from Old Egyptian. On closer inspection this view cannot be corroborated. It is true that there are many words and forms that look very ancient, and some of them may indeed have their origin in Old Egyptian texts. But most of these elements are different in certain aspects (writing, synt…
Eine Bau- und Bittinschrift am Tempel von Luxor
Republication of an inscription on the outer wall of the forecourt of Amenophis III in the temple of Luxor. The first part of the text is a report on the building of a “Gold House” in the temple of Luxor in year 1 of Alexander the Great. In year 3 of Philip Arrhidaeus, the author of the inscription was promoted chief architect and had to build another Gold House in the temple of Karnak. The exact measures and the time it took to erect both buildi…
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