Davies, Norman de Garis: The tomb of Puyemrê at Thebes (Band 1): The hall of memories (New York, 1922)

APPENDIX A

A LIST OF THE PRINCIPAL THEBAN TOMBS REFERRED
TO IN THIS VOLUME OR USEFUL FOR COMPARISON

Note.—Sir G. Wilkinson's The Manners and Customs of the Ancient
Egyptians, Vols. I to III, Edition of Dr. Birch, 1878, is quoted throughout
the volume as Wilkinson, M. and C; Dr. W. Wreszinski's Atlas zur Alt-
aegyptischen Kulturgeschichte as Wreszinski, Atlas; Prof. K. Sethe's Ur-
kunden der 18 Dynastie as Sethe, Urkunden, IV; Lepsius's Denkmaler
aus Aegypten und Aethiopien as Lepsius, D. and its text as D.T.; Prof.
Breasted's Ancient Records of Egypt as Breasted, A.R.; The Xlth Dynasty
Temple of Deir el Bahari, by Prof. E. Naville and others, as Naville,
Eleventh Dyn. Temple; the Recueil des Travaux Egyptiennes et Assyriennes
as Recueil; the Annates du Service des Antiquites de VEgypte as Annates;
the Memoires de la Mission Archeologique Frangaise du Caire as Mission
Frangaise; the Zeitschrift fiir Aegyptische Sprache und Altertumskunde
as A.Z.; the Bulletin of the Metropolitan Museum of Art as Bulletin,
M.M.A.; the Journal of Egyptian Archaeology as J. E. A.

A. Previous to the reign of Thothmes III.

Daga (io3). Davies, Five Theban Tombs. (Eleventh Dynasty.)
Antefoker (60). Davies, Tomb of Antefoker. (Twelfth Dynasty.)
Monthirkhopshef (20). Davies, Five Theban Tombs.
Senmut (71). Miiller, Egyptological Researches, I, Pis. III-VII.
Teta-Amenhotpe (73). Sethe, Urkunden, IV, p. /J55.

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