| Russian Academy of Sciences Centre for Egyptological Studies, Moscow (CESRAS) & Russian Institute of Egyptology in Cairo (RIEC) Research on the Funerary Art of the 21a Theban Dynasty of Payanch and Personages of that Period (1070-945 BCE) Daressy, Georges: Les Cercueils des Prêtres d'Ammon (Deuxième Trouvaille de Deir el-Bahari) Site Directory Personages Artifacts (general index) Iconography Deities Coffins |
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There are two of Daressy's printed pages on each web page ...scroll down...
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| Page 19, scroll down for page 20 |
| Page 20: The numbers below are those of Daressy's List A as explained of the first page of this paper and used in Porter-Moss (marked Daressy A) |
A certain number of objects
were found in the course of
unwrapping the mummies:
amulets, papyri, pectorals in
the form of falcons with
outspread wings, scarabs,
leather braces etc., not
counting the inscribed cloths,
especially the shrouds placed
directly on the outer
bandages, showing Osiris
being adored by the
deceased.
What happened to this
"certain number of objects"??
Daressy gives a partial but
interesting list below:
shrouds, braces etc.
were found in the course of
unwrapping the mummies:
amulets, papyri, pectorals in
the form of falcons with
outspread wings, scarabs,
leather braces etc., not
counting the inscribed cloths,
especially the shrouds placed
directly on the outer
bandages, showing Osiris
being adored by the
deceased.
What happened to this
"certain number of objects"??
Daressy gives a partial but
interesting list below:
shrouds, braces etc.