DOI Artikel:
Lipińska, Jadwiga: Tuthmosis IIIrd temple at Deir el-Bahari
DOI Seite / Zitierlink: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.26425#0069
The architect also prepared the guidelines for a three years
program to safeguard the preserved, but disintegrating architec-
tural remnants of the temple in jim (bases of columns, floor
pavements, stairs leading to the granite doorway, and the
thresholds and lower parts of the door-jambs).
Collection of tools. The stonecutters dismantling the
temple in the Third Intermediate Period left behind a great
number of wooden tools such as mallets, hoes, rollers and levers.
They have been studied over a period of 5 weeks this season by
a student who will present his findings for a M.A. degree in
archaeology at Warsaw University. His scope of interest included
also the effects of the stonecutters' work, namely crudely shaped
bowls and small, rectangular pieces of stone, probably intended
for building purposes.
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program to safeguard the preserved, but disintegrating architec-
tural remnants of the temple in jim (bases of columns, floor
pavements, stairs leading to the granite doorway, and the
thresholds and lower parts of the door-jambs).
Collection of tools. The stonecutters dismantling the
temple in the Third Intermediate Period left behind a great
number of wooden tools such as mallets, hoes, rollers and levers.
They have been studied over a period of 5 weeks this season by
a student who will present his findings for a M.A. degree in
archaeology at Warsaw University. His scope of interest included
also the effects of the stonecutters' work, namely crudely shaped
bowls and small, rectangular pieces of stone, probably intended
for building purposes.
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