Marleen De Meyer
Biographic Data
| ID | 6014419 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marleen De Meyer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marleen |
| FAMILY NAME | De Meyer |
| SIGNATURE | DE MEYER M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Research Foundation Flanders and KU Leuven, Belgium |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
« Si mes photos sont bien réussies, on verra une merveille »
Sous l’impulsion de Jean Capart (1877-1947), la Belgique a progressivement pris de l’importance sur la scène égyptologique internationale du début du xxe siècle, avec pour épicentre les Musées royaux d’Art et d’Histoire de Bruxelles (Mrah). La célèbre bibliothèque égyptologique du musée a certainement été un facteur déterminant dans ce développement et elle est toujours considérée aujourd’hui comme l’une des meilleures et des plus complètes au mo…
Remove that Pyramid
status: Published
Ancient Egypt, Archaeology of
Fowl for the Governor. the Tomb of Governor Djehutinakht IV or V at Dayr AL-Barshā Reinvestigated. Part 2
In 2009 the shaft of governor Djehutinakht IV or V at Dayr al-Barshā was re-excavated. This tomb with its well-preserved funerary equipment had been discovered by George Reisner in 1915, and most of its contents are housed at the MFA in Boston. While the primary objective was the documentation of the architecture of the tomb, a deposit was found inside the shaft that had not been touched by Reisner (see Part 1 of this report in JEA 98 (2012), 55–…
Raising the Pole for Min in the Temple of Isis at Shanhūr
This article presents the translation and commentary of two unpublished offering scenes from the eastern and western external walls of the Roman period temple at Shanhūr. Pharaoh Claudius (41-54 CE) raises the pole for Min’s cult chapel and presents lettuce to the same god in the corresponding scene. The pole-raising scene is quite exceptional for many reasons, but mainly because a specific date is mentioned for this ritual, a unique element in a…
Fowl for the Governor
In 2009 the shaft of governor Djehutinakht IV or V at Dayr al-Barshā was re-excavated. This tomb with its well-preserved funerary equipment had been discovered by George Reisner in 1915, and most of its contents are housed at the MFA in Boston. While the primary objective was the documentation of the architecture of the tomb, a deposit was found inside the shaft that had not been touched by Reisner. Bones belonging to ducks and cranes and pottery…
Inlaid eyes on Old Kingdom coffins
Certain stone objects found in association with a number of old Kingdom coffins have been wrongly identified in the past as model grooming implements or amulets. These objects are in fact inlaid udjat-eyes, and often form the sole evidence for this type of treatment, which is rare during the Old Kingdom
Some Ptolemaic Spielerei with scribal palettes
This article is a discussion of some terms used for ‘scribal palette’ in Graeco-Roman texts, and of how the interpretation of ‘sportive’ writings depends upon the context
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Some Ptolemaic Spielerei with scribal palettes
This article is a discussion of some terms used for ‘scribal palette’ in Graeco-Roman texts, and of how the interpretation of ‘sportive’ writings depends upon the context
Inlaid eyes on Old Kingdom coffins
Certain stone objects found in association with a number of old Kingdom coffins have been wrongly identified in the past as model grooming implements or amulets. These objects are in fact inlaid udjat-eyes, and often form the sole evidence for this type of treatment, which is rare during the Old Kingdom
Fowl for the Governor
In 2009 the shaft of governor Djehutinakht IV or V at Dayr al-Barshā was re-excavated. This tomb with its well-preserved funerary equipment had been discovered by George Reisner in 1915, and most of its contents are housed at the MFA in Boston. While the primary objective was the documentation of the architecture of the tomb, a deposit was found inside the shaft that had not been touched by Reisner. Bones belonging to ducks and cranes and pottery…
Raising the Pole for Min in the Temple of Isis at Shanhūr
This article presents the translation and commentary of two unpublished offering scenes from the eastern and western external walls of the Roman period temple at Shanhūr. Pharaoh Claudius (41-54 CE) raises the pole for Min’s cult chapel and presents lettuce to the same god in the corresponding scene. The pole-raising scene is quite exceptional for many reasons, but mainly because a specific date is mentioned for this ritual, a unique element in a…
Fowl for the Governor. the Tomb of Governor Djehutinakht IV or V at Dayr AL-Barshā Reinvestigated. Part 2
In 2009 the shaft of governor Djehutinakht IV or V at Dayr al-Barshā was re-excavated. This tomb with its well-preserved funerary equipment had been discovered by George Reisner in 1915, and most of its contents are housed at the MFA in Boston. While the primary objective was the documentation of the architecture of the tomb, a deposit was found inside the shaft that had not been touched by Reisner (see Part 1 of this report in JEA 98 (2012), 55–…
Ancient Egypt, Archaeology of
Remove that Pyramid
status: Published
« Si mes photos sont bien réussies, on verra une merveille »
Sous l’impulsion de Jean Capart (1877-1947), la Belgique a progressivement pris de l’importance sur la scène égyptologique internationale du début du xxe siècle, avec pour épicentre les Musées royaux d’Art et d’Histoire de Bruxelles (Mrah). La célèbre bibliothèque égyptologique du musée a certainement été un facteur déterminant dans ce développement et elle est toujours considérée aujourd’hui comme l’une des meilleures et des plus complètes au mo…
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