Lucía Díaz-Iglesias Llanos
Biographic Data
| ID | 5528274 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lucía Díaz-Iglesias Llanos |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lucía Díaz-Iglesias |
| FAMILY NAME | Llanos |
| SIGNATURE | LLANOS L D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Instituto de Lenguas y Culturas del Mediterráneo y Oriente Próximo |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4061-5726 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Epigraphical Study in the Burial Chamber of Nakhtmin (TT 87)
As a sequel to the identification of three scribal hands in the texts copied in the burial chamber of Nakhtmin (Díaz-Iglesias Llanos, Méndez-Rodríguez 2023), the intermediate ‘models’ written on ostraca that were used by scribes to transcribe the funerary formulae onto the walls are here thoroughly checked against the final product. After a brief introduction to the sources, the interaction of scribes with their Zwischenvorlage is explored by pay…
The Cartonnage of Paysetjenfy (SMDAN 1353) Found in Dra Abu el-Naga
In 2016, the Spanish Mission at Dra Abu el-Naga (hereafter SMDAN), directed by José M. Galán, found eight cartonnage mummy-cases. They were torn into pieces and discovered in the largest shaft and burial chamber of a group of funerary and commemorative structures that are located to the south-west of the open courtyard of the tomb-chapel belonging to Djehuty (TT 11). Built during the late 17 th or early 18 th dynasties, the shaft and chamber were…
Epigraphical Study of the Burial Chamber Belonging to Nakhtmin (TT 87)
This article is part of the research project PID2019-105057GA-I00 / AEI / 10.13039 / 501100011033, funded by the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation. It is the first of an expected series of publications on the burial chamber of TT 87, which will continue to deal with scribal models and practices as well as the meaning of the funerary formulae selected for its decoration. Fieldwork in TT 87 (see n. 18) is part of the Spanish Epigraphic and…
Preliminary Report on the Third and Fourth Seasons of the New Kingdom Scribes Project (2021−2022)
During the third and fourth seasons of fieldwork, the New Kingdom Scribes Project undertook epigraphic, conservation, cleaning and documentation tasks in the burial chambers of TT 61 and TT 87. The aims included: the continuation of the epigraphic study and the restoration of the walls of the burial chambers; the systematic cleaning of the underground structures in TT 87; the detailed digital documentation of both monuments once the archaeologica…
Glimpses of the First Owners of a Reused Burial
In Dra Abu el-Naga North, the area southwest of the open courtyard of the tomb-chapel of Djehuty (TT 11) was densely occupied by 11th/early 12th Dynasty rock-cut tombs and Second Intermediate Period mud-brick chapels and funerary shafts built for members of the royal family and high officials of the Theban court, which were pillaged and reused in the Third Intermediate Period. The funerary equipment and human bodies placed inside the burial chamb…
Re-joining Scattered Pieces
A provenance, date, and owner are suggested for an anonymous mummy bandage fragment kept at the Museo Arqueolgico Nacional in Madrid (M. Madrid MAN 2001/101/1) based on its similarity with the recently published M. Chicago OIM E19439. The vignettes, captions, and recent history of the former are also analysed
Products of the Same Master Copy
The so-called Gliedervergottung section of BD 42 displays close textual and iconographic features in two Eighteenth Dynasty sources: the burial chamber of the tomb of Djehuty (TT 11) and the papyrus of Baksu (Hanover KM 1970.37). Both sources will be presented, transcribed, and compared to highlight their derivation from the same master copy. Finally, some thoughts on what dublettes can tell us about Book of the Dead Vorlagen and scribal activiti…
Iconographic Rendering of the Notion of Purification in two Elements Included in the Vignettes of Chapters 17 and 125 of the Book of the Dead
In ..ancient Egypt, the notion or state of ..purity1 and the physical act of cleaning by means of water, were strongly related, to the point that in many texts the execution of the latter became a metaphor for the achievement of the former. In this sense, it is signi ficant that the Egyptian word for pure (wab) was rendered with hieroglyphs that represent water jars ( , ). There is also a close conceptual link between purification by This study i…
The Courtyard of TT 209 (Areas C1 and C2) Seasons 2012 to 2014
In 2012, the Archaeological Mission of the University of La Laguna began its work in TT 209 (Luxor, Egypt) under the name Proyecto dos cero nueve [Project two zero nine]. The objective of this article is to present a synthesis of the processes of excavation and documentation in the area of the tomb where activities began, the courtyard (areas C1 and C2), during the first three seasons (2012, 2013/14 and 2014). The working method is explained, the…
The Development of Local Osirian Forms. An Explanatory Model
1 | Osiris: aspects, functions, mythical cycle, and spread of cult Within ancient Egyptian culture, Osiris embodied different but interrelated concepts and expectations 1 , such as human rebirth, le-gitimate kingship, succession of generations in society or regeneration of natural and cosmic cycles, the latter manifested through the various phases undergone by plants, the inundation, or the moon 2 . At a mythological level, this deity played many…
Heracleópolis Magna, lecturas desde la especulación teológica (II)
El/los lago/s heracleopolitano/s son un hito del paisaje natural, como afloramiento de la capa freática, y \nde la topografía de culto, por su integración en el santuario de Heryshef. Combinan una posición central en \ncreencias y prácticas religiosas locales con el patronato regio desde los momentos tempranos, lo que condujo \na que la especulación teológica hiciera de ellos una lectura simbólica o mítica que la dinastía IX-X ayudaría a \nasenta…
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Heracleópolis Magna, lecturas desde la especulación teológica (II)
El/los lago/s heracleopolitano/s son un hito del paisaje natural, como afloramiento de la capa freática, y \nde la topografía de culto, por su integración en el santuario de Heryshef. Combinan una posición central en \ncreencias y prácticas religiosas locales con el patronato regio desde los momentos tempranos, lo que condujo \na que la especulación teológica hiciera de ellos una lectura simbólica o mítica que la dinastía IX-X ayudaría a \nasenta…
The Development of Local Osirian Forms. An Explanatory Model
1 | Osiris: aspects, functions, mythical cycle, and spread of cult Within ancient Egyptian culture, Osiris embodied different but interrelated concepts and expectations 1 , such as human rebirth, le-gitimate kingship, succession of generations in society or regeneration of natural and cosmic cycles, the latter manifested through the various phases undergone by plants, the inundation, or the moon 2 . At a mythological level, this deity played many…
Iconographic Rendering of the Notion of Purification in two Elements Included in the Vignettes of Chapters 17 and 125 of the Book of the Dead
In ..ancient Egypt, the notion or state of ..purity1 and the physical act of cleaning by means of water, were strongly related, to the point that in many texts the execution of the latter became a metaphor for the achievement of the former. In this sense, it is signi ficant that the Egyptian word for pure (wab) was rendered with hieroglyphs that represent water jars ( , ). There is also a close conceptual link between purification by This study i…
The Courtyard of TT 209 (Areas C1 and C2) Seasons 2012 to 2014
In 2012, the Archaeological Mission of the University of La Laguna began its work in TT 209 (Luxor, Egypt) under the name Proyecto dos cero nueve [Project two zero nine]. The objective of this article is to present a synthesis of the processes of excavation and documentation in the area of the tomb where activities began, the courtyard (areas C1 and C2), during the first three seasons (2012, 2013/14 and 2014). The working method is explained, the…
Re-joining Scattered Pieces
A provenance, date, and owner are suggested for an anonymous mummy bandage fragment kept at the Museo Arqueolgico Nacional in Madrid (M. Madrid MAN 2001/101/1) based on its similarity with the recently published M. Chicago OIM E19439. The vignettes, captions, and recent history of the former are also analysed
Products of the Same Master Copy
The so-called Gliedervergottung section of BD 42 displays close textual and iconographic features in two Eighteenth Dynasty sources: the burial chamber of the tomb of Djehuty (TT 11) and the papyrus of Baksu (Hanover KM 1970.37). Both sources will be presented, transcribed, and compared to highlight their derivation from the same master copy. Finally, some thoughts on what dublettes can tell us about Book of the Dead Vorlagen and scribal activiti…
Glimpses of the First Owners of a Reused Burial
In Dra Abu el-Naga North, the area southwest of the open courtyard of the tomb-chapel of Djehuty (TT 11) was densely occupied by 11th/early 12th Dynasty rock-cut tombs and Second Intermediate Period mud-brick chapels and funerary shafts built for members of the royal family and high officials of the Theban court, which were pillaged and reused in the Third Intermediate Period. The funerary equipment and human bodies placed inside the burial chamb…
Preliminary Report on the Third and Fourth Seasons of the New Kingdom Scribes Project (2021−2022)
During the third and fourth seasons of fieldwork, the New Kingdom Scribes Project undertook epigraphic, conservation, cleaning and documentation tasks in the burial chambers of TT 61 and TT 87. The aims included: the continuation of the epigraphic study and the restoration of the walls of the burial chambers; the systematic cleaning of the underground structures in TT 87; the detailed digital documentation of both monuments once the archaeologica…
Epigraphical Study of the Burial Chamber Belonging to Nakhtmin (TT 87)
This article is part of the research project PID2019-105057GA-I00 / AEI / 10.13039 / 501100011033, funded by the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation. It is the first of an expected series of publications on the burial chamber of TT 87, which will continue to deal with scribal models and practices as well as the meaning of the funerary formulae selected for its decoration. Fieldwork in TT 87 (see n. 18) is part of the Spanish Epigraphic and…
The Cartonnage of Paysetjenfy (SMDAN 1353) Found in Dra Abu el-Naga
In 2016, the Spanish Mission at Dra Abu el-Naga (hereafter SMDAN), directed by José M. Galán, found eight cartonnage mummy-cases. They were torn into pieces and discovered in the largest shaft and burial chamber of a group of funerary and commemorative structures that are located to the south-west of the open courtyard of the tomb-chapel belonging to Djehuty (TT 11). Built during the late 17 th or early 18 th dynasties, the shaft and chamber were…
Epigraphical Study in the Burial Chamber of Nakhtmin (TT 87)
As a sequel to the identification of three scribal hands in the texts copied in the burial chamber of Nakhtmin (Díaz-Iglesias Llanos, Méndez-Rodríguez 2023), the intermediate ‘models’ written on ostraca that were used by scribes to transcribe the funerary formulae onto the walls are here thoroughly checked against the final product. After a brief introduction to the sources, the interaction of scribes with their Zwischenvorlage is explored by pay…
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