Saleh Soleiman
Biographic Data
| ID | 6042839 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Saleh Soleiman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Saleh |
| FAMILY NAME | Soleiman |
| SIGNATURE | SOLEIMAN S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Damietta University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Inscribed Lintel of Nykhonsu, Discovered Recently at Saqqara
This article deals with an inscribed limestone lintel discovered recently at Saqqara. The study includes the description of the lintel, explanation of the scenes, and translation of the texts. The commentary focuses on the names, titles and epithets, figures of the deceased, original position of this lintel, its characteristics, and the artistic style. Comparisons are made with other lintels of that type and period showing the similarities and di…
Dedication texts of tombs and their objects in the old kingdom private tombs
This article deals with the dedication texts of the Old Kingdom private tombs. These texts are collected from the tombs. The commentary considers the distribution of the texts in the Old Kingdom cemeteries, positions of writing these texts, dating of the texts, dedicators and those to whom the dedications were made, and context and construction of the dedication texts
The Dating of Heneni’s False Door at Hildesheim
This article deals with dating the false door of Heneni which was found at Giza and is now preserved in the Roemer-und Pelizaeus-Museum, Hildesheim. The false door is dated from late in the reign of Pepy II to the Eighth Dynasty on the basis of the place of its discovery in the cemetery, the name of its owner, the titles and epithets of the deceased, the prt-xrw formula, and its form and decoration. The small size and location of Heneni’s tomb ar…
The linen-bearers procession carrying straps in both hands in the private tombs of the old kingdom
Procession of linen-bearers carrying straps in both handsThis last context, procession of linen bearers in hands, is the subject of this article.It represents more than one person, standing in a horizontal procession, directed to the tomb owner or to the store-room
Offering table’s scene with the empty chair in the recently discovered burial chamber of Ptahshepses at Saqqara
This article will discuss the scene of the offering table with an empty chair in a new discovered Old Kingdom tomb of Ptahshepses at Saqqara, describing the scene, and translating the accompanied texts.The commentary will consider the names and titles of the deceased.The scene will be compared with its counterparts in the contemporary period.The dating of this scene is introduced
The tomb owner depicted fishing and/or fowling, wearing a necklace and an amulet in the private tombs of the old kingdom
This article deals with the scene of the deceased fishing and or fowling wearing a necklace and an amulet in the private tombs of the Old Kingdom This scene is collected from the tombs The appearance and continuity of this scene is studied The connection of this jewelry to any of the fishing or fowling scene is identified The number of its depiction in the same tomb is introduced The connection of this jewelry to any other accessories is studied
The Recently Discovered Sarcophagus of Ptahshepses at Saqqara
This article(a) deals with a new discovered and unpublished sarcophagus found inside an oldkingdom tomb at Saqqara, describing that sarcophagus and its decoration, translating theaccompanied texts, commenting and comparing it with the other sarcophagi relating to therelevant period
Deceased’s son fishing and fowling in the old kingdom tombs
This article1deals with the representations of the deceased’s son fishing and fowling in the Old Kingdom tombs. There are fourteen examples in ten tombs. These scenes are found in the Memphis necropolis and the provincial cemeteries. The dating of the scene and purpose of its appearance within a certain time, the attire of the son, the fishing or fowling equipment, and accompanying inscriptions will be considered. Eleven significances of the scen…
Ptahshepses standing or walking sheltered by the sunshades in his recently discovered tomb at Saqqara
of (the pyramid) 'perfect-is-Izezi', -priest of (the pyramid) 'perfect-are-the places-of-Unas', -priest of (the pyramid) 'Steadfast-are-the places-of-Teti', etc. This 1 tomb consists of three levels. The top one represents its core, surrounded by an enclosure wall. The second level represents its chapel, which consists of two rock cut courts (the first of which is open and the second is vaulted) and an offering room, cased with limestone from Tur…
The Inscribed Lintel of Ptahshepses at Saqqara
This article publishes an entrance lintel in a recently discovered Old Kingdom tomb at Saqqara, providing its description, translations of its texts and detailed interpretations of the scenes illustrating the texts. The commentary considers the names, titles, and figures of the tomb owner and his two sons, the offering formula and the tomb owner’s autobiography and Appeal to the Living
The Hair-Shaving and Nail-Cutting Scenes in Ptahshepses' Tomb at Saqqara
This article deals with a manicure and shaving scene in a new discovered and unpublished Old Kingdom tomb at Saqqara, describing that scene, translating the accompanied texts, and comparing it with the other similar scenes in that period
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The Hair-Shaving and Nail-Cutting Scenes in Ptahshepses' Tomb at Saqqara
This article deals with a manicure and shaving scene in a new discovered and unpublished Old Kingdom tomb at Saqqara, describing that scene, translating the accompanied texts, and comparing it with the other similar scenes in that period
The Inscribed Lintel of Ptahshepses at Saqqara
This article publishes an entrance lintel in a recently discovered Old Kingdom tomb at Saqqara, providing its description, translations of its texts and detailed interpretations of the scenes illustrating the texts. The commentary considers the names, titles, and figures of the tomb owner and his two sons, the offering formula and the tomb owner’s autobiography and Appeal to the Living
The Recently Discovered Sarcophagus of Ptahshepses at Saqqara
This article(a) deals with a new discovered and unpublished sarcophagus found inside an oldkingdom tomb at Saqqara, describing that sarcophagus and its decoration, translating theaccompanied texts, commenting and comparing it with the other sarcophagi relating to therelevant period
Deceased’s son fishing and fowling in the old kingdom tombs
This article1deals with the representations of the deceased’s son fishing and fowling in the Old Kingdom tombs. There are fourteen examples in ten tombs. These scenes are found in the Memphis necropolis and the provincial cemeteries. The dating of the scene and purpose of its appearance within a certain time, the attire of the son, the fishing or fowling equipment, and accompanying inscriptions will be considered. Eleven significances of the scen…
Ptahshepses standing or walking sheltered by the sunshades in his recently discovered tomb at Saqqara
of (the pyramid) 'perfect-is-Izezi', -priest of (the pyramid) 'perfect-are-the places-of-Unas', -priest of (the pyramid) 'Steadfast-are-the places-of-Teti', etc. This 1 tomb consists of three levels. The top one represents its core, surrounded by an enclosure wall. The second level represents its chapel, which consists of two rock cut courts (the first of which is open and the second is vaulted) and an offering room, cased with limestone from Tur…
The tomb owner depicted fishing and/or fowling, wearing a necklace and an amulet in the private tombs of the old kingdom
This article deals with the scene of the deceased fishing and or fowling wearing a necklace and an amulet in the private tombs of the Old Kingdom This scene is collected from the tombs The appearance and continuity of this scene is studied The connection of this jewelry to any of the fishing or fowling scene is identified The number of its depiction in the same tomb is introduced The connection of this jewelry to any other accessories is studied
The linen-bearers procession carrying straps in both hands in the private tombs of the old kingdom
Procession of linen-bearers carrying straps in both handsThis last context, procession of linen bearers in hands, is the subject of this article.It represents more than one person, standing in a horizontal procession, directed to the tomb owner or to the store-room
Offering table’s scene with the empty chair in the recently discovered burial chamber of Ptahshepses at Saqqara
This article will discuss the scene of the offering table with an empty chair in a new discovered Old Kingdom tomb of Ptahshepses at Saqqara, describing the scene, and translating the accompanied texts.The commentary will consider the names and titles of the deceased.The scene will be compared with its counterparts in the contemporary period.The dating of this scene is introduced
The Dating of Heneni’s False Door at Hildesheim
This article deals with dating the false door of Heneni which was found at Giza and is now preserved in the Roemer-und Pelizaeus-Museum, Hildesheim. The false door is dated from late in the reign of Pepy II to the Eighth Dynasty on the basis of the place of its discovery in the cemetery, the name of its owner, the titles and epithets of the deceased, the prt-xrw formula, and its form and decoration. The small size and location of Heneni’s tomb ar…
Dedication texts of tombs and their objects in the old kingdom private tombs
This article deals with the dedication texts of the Old Kingdom private tombs. These texts are collected from the tombs. The commentary considers the distribution of the texts in the Old Kingdom cemeteries, positions of writing these texts, dating of the texts, dedicators and those to whom the dedications were made, and context and construction of the dedication texts
The Inscribed Lintel of Nykhonsu, Discovered Recently at Saqqara
This article deals with an inscribed limestone lintel discovered recently at Saqqara. The study includes the description of the lintel, explanation of the scenes, and translation of the texts. The commentary focuses on the names, titles and epithets, figures of the deceased, original position of this lintel, its characteristics, and the artistic style. Comparisons are made with other lintels of that type and period showing the similarities and di…
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