Reisner, George Andrew: Excavations at Kerma (Dongola-Provinz) (Band 1): Parts I - III (Cambridge, Mass., 1923)

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(6) The eastern end of the Egyptian Cemetery, the minor tumuli K XXI, K XXII,
K XXXIX, and K XL.112
a. The minor tumulus, K XXXIX.112
b. The minor tumulus, K XL.113
c. The small graves, K 3301 and K 3302 . 113
d. The minor tumulus, K XXI.113
e. The minor tumulus, K XXII.113
f. Summary, concerning the end of the southern row.114
(7) The small tumuli-graves north of K XVIII-XXI .114
4. The history of the Eastern Cemetery.116
CHAPTER VII
The Upper Deffufa, KII, a funerary chapel.122
Introduction.122
1. The structure.122
2. The debris in K II.125
3. Objects found in and about K II.126
(1) Stela of Yentef.126
(2) Alabaster fragment with name of Pepy I.127
(3) Inscribed cover of faience jar with name of Neb-tehennuw.127
(4) Fragments of statues and statuettes.127
(5) Slate bed.128
(6) Stone vessels.128
(7) Faience tiles and inlays .128
(8) Faience figures.129
(9) Faience vases.129
(10) Pottery .130
(11) Miscellaneous objects.131
(12) Summary.131
4. Conclusions concerning KII, the funerary chapel of K III.132
CHAPTER VIII
The Tumulus K HI, the tomb of Prince Hepzefa.135
Introduction.135
1. The main burial chambers, K III B and C.136
(1) The structure.136
(2) The contents.137
a. Statues and statuettes.138
b. Boat-models of blue-glazed faience.138
c. Faience vessels.138
d. Stone vessels.139
e. Bed of blue-glazed quartzite.139
f. Figures of blue-glazed quartzite.139
g. Ivory wands.140
h. Ivory stool-legs.140
i. Pottery .140
j. Miscellaneous objects, perhaps from graves.140
(3) The type of the main burial.141