LIES OP DE BEECK
Biographic Data
| ID | 6014594 |
|---|---|
| NAME | LIES OP DE BEECK |
| GIVEN NAMES | LIES OP |
| FAMILY NAME | DE BEECK |
| SIGNATURE | DE BEECK L O |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Relating Middle Kingdom Pottery Vessels to Funerary Rituals
Recent scholarly literature shows an increasing awareness of the necessity to synthesize multiple approaches when analysing mortuary data. An integrated approach is also followed in the present study, which examines two pottery types that are characteristic for the First Intermediate Period and early Middle Kingdom on the one hand, and for the more advanced Middle Kingdom on the other. By integrating information from the objects themselves and in…
Shedding New Light on Old Excavations
L’A. propose une nouvelle lecture du resultat des fouilles menees en 1904 et 1905 dans la necropole d’Esna par J. Garstang et D. Downes, a la lumiere des connaissances contemporaines sur la typologie des ceramiques, les sceaux scarabees, les statuettes et l’onomastique. Celle-ci entraine une revision de la chronologie du site qui s’echelonne entre la XIIe dynastie et le debut du Nouvel Empire
Pottery from the Spoil Heap in Front of the Tomb of Djehutihotep at Deir Al-Barsha
When the Belgian mission started working at Deir al-Barsha in 2002 no pottery from the site had previously been published. The need for a reference collection motivated the clearance of the spoil heap in front of the well-known tomb of Djehutihotep. The present article deals with the pottery retrieved from that dump, which was probably left behind by an earlier excavator. Djehutihotep's tomb dates to the reign of Senwosret II-Senwosret III, a dat…
Restrictions for the Use of Maidum-bowls as Chronological Indicators
Les bols-Maidum sont des bols dont le fond, de forme ronde, est decore d'un bord recourbe. Cette vaisselle, generalement mise au jour sur des sites de l'Ancien Empire, est souvent utilisee comme indicateur chronologique : les bols sont dates par comparaison avec des d'autres provenant de quelques sites dont Gizeh et Abousir. L'A de cet article souleve la question de la fiabilite de cette methode : comment peut-on obtenir des dates relatives a la …
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Restrictions for the Use of Maidum-bowls as Chronological Indicators
Les bols-Maidum sont des bols dont le fond, de forme ronde, est decore d'un bord recourbe. Cette vaisselle, generalement mise au jour sur des sites de l'Ancien Empire, est souvent utilisee comme indicateur chronologique : les bols sont dates par comparaison avec des d'autres provenant de quelques sites dont Gizeh et Abousir. L'A de cet article souleve la question de la fiabilite de cette methode : comment peut-on obtenir des dates relatives a la …
Shedding New Light on Old Excavations
L’A. propose une nouvelle lecture du resultat des fouilles menees en 1904 et 1905 dans la necropole d’Esna par J. Garstang et D. Downes, a la lumiere des connaissances contemporaines sur la typologie des ceramiques, les sceaux scarabees, les statuettes et l’onomastique. Celle-ci entraine une revision de la chronologie du site qui s’echelonne entre la XIIe dynastie et le debut du Nouvel Empire
Pottery from the Spoil Heap in Front of the Tomb of Djehutihotep at Deir Al-Barsha
When the Belgian mission started working at Deir al-Barsha in 2002 no pottery from the site had previously been published. The need for a reference collection motivated the clearance of the spoil heap in front of the well-known tomb of Djehutihotep. The present article deals with the pottery retrieved from that dump, which was probably left behind by an earlier excavator. Djehutihotep's tomb dates to the reign of Senwosret II-Senwosret III, a dat…
Relating Middle Kingdom Pottery Vessels to Funerary Rituals
Recent scholarly literature shows an increasing awareness of the necessity to synthesize multiple approaches when analysing mortuary data. An integrated approach is also followed in the present study, which examines two pottery types that are characteristic for the First Intermediate Period and early Middle Kingdom on the one hand, and for the more advanced Middle Kingdom on the other. By integrating information from the objects themselves and in…
Ancient Egypt and Archaeology (4 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Archaeology and Historical Studies (3 works) · Art (3 works) · History (3 works) · Ancient history (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Historical, Religious, and Philosophical Studies (2 works) · Pottery (2 works) · Aesthetics (1 work)