Preliminary report on ceramics from Wadi 300: A case study. Pottery from Tomb B5, early 18th Dynasty

IntroductionWadi 300 is located directly to the west of the Valley of the Queens and about 900 m to the north of Malkata. It was given its current name by Howard Carter.The earliest mention of work in this wadi is found in the ASAE 2 at the beginning of the 20th century, but Georges Daressy’s cover...

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description IntroductionWadi 300 is located directly to the west of the Valley of the Queens and about 900 m to the north of Malkata. It was given its current name by Howard Carter.The earliest mention of work in this wadi is found in the ASAE 2 at the beginning of the 20th century, but Georges Daressy’s coverage of his work there is limited to a single paragraph. The cemetery located in this valley contains at least forty-nine small shaft tombs; many of them were excavated by Louis Lortet and dated by ...
author AbdelMoniem, Sherif
spellingShingle AbdelMoniem, Sherif
Preliminary report on ceramics from Wadi 300: A case study. Pottery from Tomb B5, early 18th Dynasty
author_facet AbdelMoniem, Sherif
author_sort AbdelMoniem, Sherif
title Preliminary report on ceramics from Wadi 300: A case study. Pottery from Tomb B5, early 18th Dynasty
title_short Preliminary report on ceramics from Wadi 300: A case study. Pottery from Tomb B5, early 18th Dynasty
title_full Preliminary report on ceramics from Wadi 300: A case study. Pottery from Tomb B5, early 18th Dynasty
title_fullStr Preliminary report on ceramics from Wadi 300: A case study. Pottery from Tomb B5, early 18th Dynasty
title_full_unstemmed Preliminary report on ceramics from Wadi 300: A case study. Pottery from Tomb B5, early 18th Dynasty
title_sort preliminary report on ceramics from wadi 300: a case study. pottery from tomb b5, early 18th dynasty
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