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INDEX
Dat, 35
Daughter as chief mourner, 38
Decorated jars, 22, 5o, 62
Decorated string-course, 45
Decoration of tombs, io-i5, 28, 43, 44
Decorators indicated, i5
Defacement of scenes, 6, 11, 5o, 60
Deification, 29, 32, 33
Deir el Bahri, 5, 6, 32
Deir el Medineh, 8
Desdes, pool of, 27
I )ishes with compartments, 57
Disk of the sun, 29, 32
Divorce, 10
Dog named, 54
Door of tomb, wooden, 45
Door-bolt, 22
Door-framing, 17, 20
Draughtsman, 44
Dress, 28, 3o, 33
Drill, bow-, 49, 63
Duamutef, the god, 20, 34, 35
Dust strewn by mourners, 4a, 44, 46, 47
Floral friezes, 19, 20
Footstool, 55
Forecourt of tomb, 17, 54
Fretwork insets, 60
Fumigation, l\i, 48, 57. See also Incense
Furnaces, 62, 63
Future life, conception of, 28, 29, 3g, 4o, 5i,
53, 54
Garlands, 52, 54, 57
Garments as burial gifts, 54, 57
Geb, the god, 21, 34, 4i
Genealogy of the owners, 5, 6, 12, 16, 54,
56
Genii of the dead, 21, 34, 35, 4i
God#r, 21
Gods, depiction of, 34, 3g
Gold, 58, 59, 61, 62
Grapes in decoration, 20-22, 62
Grapes presented, 57
Gray hair, 53
Grief exhibited, 7, 39, 4o, 44, 5o
Guests, 49, 54 56, 64
Ebony, 36, 45, 55
El Amarna, comparison with tombs of, 38,
39, 49
Engravers, i3, 58
Erasures, 7, 19, 20, 29, 3o, 34, 43, 47, 4q,
56,64
Execution of scenes, mode of, 64, 65
"Eye of Re," 3i, 32
Fagade as symbol for tomb, 4i, 45
Facial expression, 5o, 5i
False door, 39, 4o
False door as symbol for tomb, 4i
Family affection, 4, 10-12, 35-38,46, 54
Family relations, few terms for, 5
Feminism of Aton heresy, 38
Ferrymen, 49
Hammer, 60,62
"Hand of Re," 3i, 32
Hapi, the genius, 34, 35
Harpocrates, the god, 61
Hathor, the goddess, 29, 32, 54
Hathor, emblems of, 52
Hathor, in the Delta, 32
Hathor, precincts of, 54
Hawk of the necropolis, 4o
Head artisans, 49
Head-rest, 49
Henetnofret, 7~i3, i5 16, 27, 32, 36, 38,
43 46
Hentaneb, sister of Apuki, 16, 49
Hereditary professions, 6, 9, i4
Herihiramon, temple of, 5
Herihirmeru, temple of, 5, 6, 7, 36, 54
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Dat, 35
Daughter as chief mourner, 38
Decorated jars, 22, 5o, 62
Decorated string-course, 45
Decoration of tombs, io-i5, 28, 43, 44
Decorators indicated, i5
Defacement of scenes, 6, 11, 5o, 60
Deification, 29, 32, 33
Deir el Bahri, 5, 6, 32
Deir el Medineh, 8
Desdes, pool of, 27
I )ishes with compartments, 57
Disk of the sun, 29, 32
Divorce, 10
Dog named, 54
Door of tomb, wooden, 45
Door-bolt, 22
Door-framing, 17, 20
Draughtsman, 44
Dress, 28, 3o, 33
Drill, bow-, 49, 63
Duamutef, the god, 20, 34, 35
Dust strewn by mourners, 4a, 44, 46, 47
Floral friezes, 19, 20
Footstool, 55
Forecourt of tomb, 17, 54
Fretwork insets, 60
Fumigation, l\i, 48, 57. See also Incense
Furnaces, 62, 63
Future life, conception of, 28, 29, 3g, 4o, 5i,
53, 54
Garlands, 52, 54, 57
Garments as burial gifts, 54, 57
Geb, the god, 21, 34, 4i
Genealogy of the owners, 5, 6, 12, 16, 54,
56
Genii of the dead, 21, 34, 35, 4i
God#r, 21
Gods, depiction of, 34, 3g
Gold, 58, 59, 61, 62
Grapes in decoration, 20-22, 62
Grapes presented, 57
Gray hair, 53
Grief exhibited, 7, 39, 4o, 44, 5o
Guests, 49, 54 56, 64
Ebony, 36, 45, 55
El Amarna, comparison with tombs of, 38,
39, 49
Engravers, i3, 58
Erasures, 7, 19, 20, 29, 3o, 34, 43, 47, 4q,
56,64
Execution of scenes, mode of, 64, 65
"Eye of Re," 3i, 32
Fagade as symbol for tomb, 4i, 45
Facial expression, 5o, 5i
False door, 39, 4o
False door as symbol for tomb, 4i
Family affection, 4, 10-12, 35-38,46, 54
Family relations, few terms for, 5
Feminism of Aton heresy, 38
Ferrymen, 49
Hammer, 60,62
"Hand of Re," 3i, 32
Hapi, the genius, 34, 35
Harpocrates, the god, 61
Hathor, the goddess, 29, 32, 54
Hathor, emblems of, 52
Hathor, in the Delta, 32
Hathor, precincts of, 54
Hawk of the necropolis, 4o
Head artisans, 49
Head-rest, 49
Henetnofret, 7~i3, i5 16, 27, 32, 36, 38,
43 46
Hentaneb, sister of Apuki, 16, 49
Hereditary professions, 6, 9, i4
Herihiramon, temple of, 5
Herihirmeru, temple of, 5, 6, 7, 36, 54
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