دانلود کتاب Territorial Appropriation during the Old Kingdom (XXVIIIth-XXIIIrd centuries BC): The royal necropolises and the pyramid towns in Egypt

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CONTENTS
PART II . ROYAL NECROPOLISES AND PYRAMID TOWNS DURING THE OLD KINGDOM
Chapter 1. The funerary complex of Sneferu and its pyramid town at Meidum 107
Chapter 2. The royal funerary complex of Sneferu at Dahshur and his pyramid town 113
Chapter 3. The funerary complexes and pyramid town in Giza 123
PART III. THE TERRITORIAL APPROPRIATION IN EGYPT.
AN ALTERNATIVE EXPLANATION FOR THE OLD KINGDOM 151
APPENDICES 1-2
Necropolis of Meidum (Documents 1 to 5) 181
Necropolis of Dahshur (Documents 6 to 12) 187
Necropolis of Abu Roash (Documents 13 to 14) 193
Necropolis of Dahshur (Documents 78 to 79) 241
List of Maps
List of Figures
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Royal kinship
Ego nswt (“the king”) = Hmt-nswt (“the wife of the king”)
In the Sixth Dynasty new titles are added to those already mentioned and their holders are mostly officials from outside the royal family. Some of these titles refer to the priesthood dedicated to the cult of former kings. The titles related to the royal cult become bureaucratized in the Sixth Dynasty and are usually held by the new viziers as part of their attributions. Thus during the Fourth Dynasty all the viziers were s3 nswt whereas during the Sixth Dynasty selected officials not related to the royal family accomplished the vizierate.
Titles
Hm-nTr xnt ¢a-¤nfrw
Royal son
Hm-nTr ¤nfrw
Royal son
Hm-nTr ¡r Nb-M3at
imy-r ¢a-¤nfrw
Hm-nTr ©d-¤nfrw
Royal son
Royal son
Titles
imy-r ¢a-¤nfrw
Hm-nTr ¤nfrw
Official
Xnty-S Wab-swt-Wsr-k3.f
wab ¢a-b3w-¤3-Hw-Ra
Xnty-S Mn-nfr-Mry-Ra Ppy
wab ¢a-b3w-¤3-Hw-Ra
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The funerary complex of Sneferu and its pyramid town at Meidum
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Chapter 2
The royal funerary complex of Sneferu at Dahshur and its pyramid town
Titles: /// sH ¡r, imy-r wpwt, imy-r s3w ¥maw, iry-xt pr-a3, aD-mr n s3b, wr mD ¥maw, Hm-nTr xnt ¢a-¤nfrw, Hry-wDb Hwt-anx, Hry-sSt3, s3 nswt, sS mD3t nTr, sS Xryt-a nswt.
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The funerary complex of Sneferu and its pyramid town at Meidum
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Chapter 2
The royal funerary complex of Sneferu at Dahshur and its pyramid town
Titles: /// sH ¡r, imy-r wpwt, imy-r s3w ¥maw, iry-xt pr-a3, aD-mr n s3b, wr mD ¥maw, Hm-nTr xnt ¢a-¤nfrw, Hry-wDb Hwt-anx, Hry-sSt3, s3 nswt, sS mD3t nTr, sS Xryt-a nswt.
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7) Henemu-nety (¢nmw-nty) (Document Nº 134)
Main titles: imy-r prwy-HD, imy-r Hwt wrt 6, imy-r sS a-nswt, imy-r Snwty, imy-r k3t nbt nt nswt, T3ty s3b T3ty; Other titles: iwn knmwt, imy-r wabw, imy-r wabty, imy-r prwy-nwb, iry-pat, mdw rxyt, mDH kd nswt m prwy, H3ty-a, Hry-sSt3 n nswt, Xry-tp nswt, smr waty, sHD Hm-nTr ©d-swt-¦ti
8) Ptah-iw.f.n.(i) (PtH-iw-f.n(i) (See Appendix 2)
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Royal funerary cult
Kay-khaf
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Royal funerary cult
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1. The settlement patterns
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Predynastic Period
Dynasty 0
Old Kingdom
Fifth Dynasty
Sixth Dynasty
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NECROPOLIS OF MEIDUM
NECROPOLIS OF DAHSHUR
Document N° 9
NECROPOLIS OF ABU ROASH
NECROPOLIS OF GIZAH
Eastern Cemetery
Central Cemetery
Period: early Fourth to Fifth Dynasty. According to PM III, 284 and Baer (Rank and Title, 53 [11]) he may be dated to the early Sixth Dynasty.
Observation: see Baud, Famille royale, 590.
Document N° 33
Western Cemetery
Observation: --
Document N° 40
NECROPOLIS OF ABUSIR
Document N° 43
NECROPOLIS OF SAQQARA
Observation: --
Observation: --
Observation: --
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NECROPOLIS OF DAHSHUR
NECROPOLIS OF GIZA
Funerary cult titles: --
Name: ¡tp.Hr.s II
Observation: --
Document 90
Name: Mry-¢wfw
Western Cemetery
Central Cemetery
NECROPOLIS OF SAQQARA
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Imy-r prw msw nswt, “overseer of the houses of the King’s children”
Imy-r k3t nbt nswt, “overseer of all the Works of the King”
Imy-r k3t nswt, “overseer of the Works of the King”
aD-mr wHaw, “administrator of the fishers”
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CONTENTS
PART II . ROYAL NECROPOLISES AND PYRAMID TOWNS DURING THE OLD KINGDOM
Chapter 1. The funerary complex of Sneferu and its pyramid town at Meidum 107
Chapter 2. The royal funerary complex of Sneferu at Dahshur and his pyramid town 113
Chapter 3. The funerary complexes and pyramid town in Giza 123
PART III. THE TERRITORIAL APPROPRIATION IN EGYPT.
AN ALTERNATIVE EXPLANATION FOR THE OLD KINGDOM 151
APPENDICES 1-2
Necropolis of Meidum (Documents 1 to 5) 181
Necropolis of Dahshur (Documents 6 to 12) 187
Necropolis of Abu Roash (Documents 13 to 14) 193
Necropolis of Dahshur (Documents 78 to 79) 241
List of Maps
List of Figures
Front Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Dedication
Acknowledgements
Extended Abstract
Table of Contents
List of Maps
List of Figures
List of Tables
Part I: Territory, Occupation of Space, and Legitimization
Chapter 1: Territory and Territoriality
Chapter 2: The Concept and Ideology of “Territory” in the Egyptian Language and Thought
Chapter 3: The Archaeological Data and the Question of the Occupation of Space. The Egyptian Settlements in the Nuclear Territory
Chapter 4: The Linguistic Evidence and the Problem of the Occupation of Space. The Egyptian Settlements in the Nuclear Territory
Chapter 5: Strategies of Appropriation of Resources and of Political Relationships: The Periphery
Chapter 6: Concepts of Ideology and Legitimization of Royal Power. The Signs of Legitimization of the Nuclear Space in Egypt
Part II: The Royal Necropolises and the Pyramid Towns in the Old Kingdom
Introduction
Chapter 1: The Funerary Complex of Sneferu and its Pyramid Town at Meidum
Chapter 2: The Royal Funerary Complex of Sneferu at Dahshur and its Pyramid Town
Chapter 3: The Funerary Complexes and Pyramid Towns in Giza
Chapter 4: The Royal Funerary Complexes and the Pyramid Towns of the Fifth Dynasty: Abusir and Saqqara
Part III: Territorial Appropriation in an Alternative Interpretation for the Old Kingdom
Territorial Appropriation in Egypt. An Alternative Interpretation for the Old Kingdom
Bibliography
Abbreviations
Appendices 1 and 2
Glossary