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Faraonova mastaba

Faraonova mastaba, známá též jako Šepseskafova hrobka či Šepseskafova mastaba, je staroegyptská hrobka nacházející se v oblasti jižní Sakkáry na náhorní plošině nedaleko Dáhšúru. Nechal ji postavit panovník 4. dynastie Šepseskaf, který vládl přibližně v letech 2503–2498 př. n. l. Hrobka Hrobka má tvar velkého sarkofágu, avšak její podzemní struktura má charakter pyramidy. Na rozdíl od předchozích pyramid králů 4. dynastie ji tvoří jen dva stupně. Stavba stojí na umělém podloží, které je tvořeno obrovskými kamennými bloky. Hrobka byla postavena z velkých bloků vápence a původně obložena vápencovými deskami pocházejícími z lomů v Tuře. Dnes se dochovaly jen vzácné zbytky obkladu. Mastaba má délku 99,60 m a šířku 74,40 m. Její výška je asi 18 m a úhel sklonu je asi 70°. Podzemní prostory tvoří sestupná chodba o délce cca 20 m, do které se vchází ze severní strany mastaby, předsíň, pohřební komora a sklady. Pohřební komora má žulový sedlový strop. Na některých místech připomíná Šepseskafova mastaba Menkaureovu pyramidu, kterou nechal postavit jeho předchůdce faraon Menkaure. Hrobový komplex Mastaba je obehnána dvěma zdmi z hliněných cihel. První o tloušťce asi 2 m ohraničuje chodník široký asi 10 m kolem mastaby. Druhá zeď obklopuje celou pohřební oblast ve vzdálenosti téměř 48 m. Na východní straně mastaby se nacházel zádušní chrám, jehož pozůstatky jsou patrné i v současnosti. Chrám byl původně propojen vzestupnou cestou s údolním chrámem. Z chodníku se dochovala jen horní část, údolní chrám však nebyl nalezen. V okolí hrobky nebyly nalezeny žádné doprovodné hroby rodinných příslušníků nebo vysokých hodnostářů. Archeologický průzkum Faraonova mastaba byla poprvé popsána Johnem Perringem v polovině 19. století. První průzkum podzemních místností provedl v roce 1858 Auguste Mariette. Celý hrobový komplex podrobně prozkoumal švýcarský egyptolog Gustave Jéquier v letech 1924–1925, který také za jeho stavebníka určil faraona Šepseskafa. Zvláštní tvar hrobky a její umístění, odlišné od královských pyramid 4. dynastie, připisoval odklonu faraona od kultu boha Réa. Jeho teorie byla podrobena kritice a okolnosti vzniku hrobky nebyly dosud spolehlivě objasněny. Vzhledem k velmi krátké době panování faraona Šepseskafa mohlo také jít provizorní, ne zcela dokončenou stavbu. Odkazy Reference V tomto článku byl použit překlad textu z článku Faraónova mastaba na slovenské Wikipedii. Literatura VERNER, Miroslav. Pyramidy. Praha: Academia, 2008. 407 s. ISBN 9788020016171. LEHNER, Mark. The Complete Pyramids. Londýn: Thames & Hudson, 2008. 256 s. ISBN 9780500285473. Související články Seznam egyptských pyramid Externí odkazy Obrázky, zvuky či videa k tématu Faraonova mastaba na Wikimedia Commons
Mastabat el-Fara'un

Mastabat el-Fara'un (in arabo مصطبة الفرعون‎?, Maṣṭabat al-Firʿawn) è il nome con cui viene comunemente chiamato il complesso funerario di Shepseskaf, sovrano egizio della IV dinastia. La struttura venne edificata intorno al 2470 a.C. (± 50 anni) a Saqqara sud, nei pressi della più recente (VI dinastia) piramide di Pepi II. Shepseskaf è purificato Il complesso In un periodo durante il quale avere la piramide come sepolcro reale era una tradizione ormai ben consolidata, Shepseskaf volle come tomba per sé una mastaba di inedite proporzioni (lunga 99,60, larga 74,40 ed alta circa 18 metri) che, seppur con i fianchi inclinati, assomigliava nella forma ad un enorme sarcofago di quell'epoca, costruito con grossi blocchi di pietra calcarea e rivestito di granito oggi scomparso. Il sepolcro continuava ad avere gli elementi tipici dei complessi piramidali: una rampa processionale di 760 metri, rapidamente completata in mattoni dopo la morte del sovrano, connetteva il tempio funerario al tempio a valle. Al contempo vennero introdotte anche certe innovazioni – la collocazione dei locali interni – che verranno impiegate anche in certi sepolcri d'epoca posteriore (VI dinastia). Un muro in mattoni di fango formava un perimetro a circa 15 metri di distanza dalla struttura principale. Un edificio morfologicamente simile venne costruito per la regina Khentkaus, sposa di Shepseskaf, nella necropoli di Giza. Questa struttura, dall'altezza di 18 metri, viene spesso citata come "la quarta piramide" o "piramide incompiuta". Va detto che per questa regina venne edificata anche una piramide classica, ad Abusir. Perché una mastaba? Il motivo per cui Shepseskaf si sentì di rompere gli schemi della tradizione piramidale è un mistero sul quale sono state fatte varie ipotesi. Attualmente appare abbastanza probabile una scelta di carattere politico-religioso: durante la IV dinastia il potere del clero solare di Eliopoli era andato crescendo tanto da giungere ad influenzare la scelta dei sovrani stessi del tipo di sepolcro da impiegare. Appare quindi plausibile che Shepseskaf volle sottrarsi a questa ingerenza, rifiutando il simbolo stesso della teologia solare per ritornare all'antico sepolcro in uso nel periodo thinita. Note Bibliografia Franco Cimmino, Dizionario delle dinastie faraoniche, Milano, Bompiani, 2003, pp. 84-85, ISBN 88-452-5531-X. Franco Cimmino, Storia delle piramidi, 1ª ed., Milano, Rusconi Libri, 1996, p. 206, ISBN 88-18-70143-6. Nicolas Grimal, Storia dell'antico Egitto, 9ª ed., Roma-Bari, Biblioteca Storica Laterza, 2011, pp. 148-155, ISBN 978-88-420-5651-5. W. Stevenson Smith, The Old Kingdom in Egypt and the beginning of the First intermediate period, in The Cambridge Ancient History vol 1 part 2: Early History of the Middle East, Cambridge, University Press, 1971 (2006), p. 177, ISBN 0-521-077915. Voci correlate Piramidi egizie Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Mastabat el-Fara'un Collegamenti esterni (EN) La Mastaba di Shepseskaf, su egyptphoto.ncf.ca.
Mastabet el-Fara'un

Mastabat Fara'un, gelegen in het zuiden van Saqqara, Egypte in de Memphitische Necropolis, is de begraafplaats van koning Sjepseskaf, een farao van de vierde dynastie. Het bouwwerk ligt dicht bij de piramide van Pepi II, farao van de zesde dynastie. De steengroeve van de mastaba ligt ten westen van de Rode piramide van Snofroe. De kern doet enigszins denken aan die van een piramide, dat zou kunnen suggereren dat het de bedoeling was om ook een piramide te bouwen. Er zijn ook resten van een dodentempel aan de oostzijde, met een deel van een verhoogde weg. Op ongeveer 15 meter afstand van het hoofdgebouw bevindt zich een zonstenen ommuring.
Mastaba de Seberquerés

Mastaba de Seberquerés ou Xepsescafe, chamada em árabe Mastabate Alfiraune (em árabe: مصطبة الفرعون), é o monumento-túmulo do antigo rei egípcio Seberquerés, o último rei da quarta dinastia. Está localizado ao sul de Sacará, a meio caminho entre a pirâmide de Djoser e as pirâmides de Seneferu, o fundador da quarta dinastia, em Dachur. A estrutura está localizada perto da pirâmide de Pepi II, um governante da sexta dinastia. A pedreira de onde foram retiradas as pedras para a construção da estrutura está localizada a oeste da Pirâmide Vermelha. Ver também Lista de pirâmides do Egito Pirâmides egípcias Referências Ligações externas Media relacionados com Mastaba de Chepseskaf no Wikimedia Commons
Iconic Tower

Der Iconic Tower ist ein Wolkenkratzer in der Neuen Hauptstadt Ägyptens. Mit einer Gebäudehöhe von 394 Metern ist er das höchste Gebäude Afrikas und löst The Leonardo in Südafrika ab. Das Gebäude ist Teil des neuen Geschäfts- und Bürodistrikts in Ägyptens neuer Hauptstadt, welcher über 20 Wolkenkratzer beinhalten wird. Es hat 77 Stockwerke und beherbergt ein Hotel, Büros und Wohnungen. Der Bau des Gebäudes begann im Jahr 2019. Als Architekten zeichnen Dar al-Handasah Shair & Partners verantwortlich. Er wurde von der China State Construction Engineering Corporation in Zusammenarbeit mit lokalen ägyptischen Bauunternehmen errichtet. Die Arbeiten wurden im Jahr 2024 abgeschlossen. Siehe auch Liste der höchsten Gebäude in Afrika Liste der höchsten Hochhäuser der Welt Einzelnachweise Weblinks Iconic Tower | 34420 | Skyscrapercenter The B1M: Egypt Built a Supertall Skyscraper in the Desert auf YouTube, 2. November 2022 (englisch).
Iconic Tower (Egypt)

The Iconic Tower is a mixed-use supertall skyscraper in The New Capital of Egypt. With a total structural height of 394 metres (1,293 ft), it is both the tallest building and the tallest structure in Africa. It has 77 floors, mostly for office use, and is one of 20 towers being built as part of the central business district in the new capital city. The total area of the tower exceeds 265,000 m2 (2,850,000 sq ft). Construction The land excavation work of the Iconic Tower officially began in May 2018. On February 25, 2019, a ceremony that marked the start of concrete pouring operations on the foundations was held at the site. Xinhua News Agency reported that the event was attended by Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly. China State Construction Engineering is the main contractor for the project, which employs over 5,000 workers. The tower project's architect of record is Dar al-Handasah Shair & Partners. The overall plan for the new Cairo development project, led by the Egyptian Ministry of Housing, includes 20 high-rises in the complex surrounding Iconic Tower. It was planned and inspired by the shape of a pharaonic obelisk, with the glass exterior representing the Egyptian god Amun’s Shuti crown. In July 2021, all structural concrete work was completed for the tower and on 24 August 2021, the tower topped out at its full height of 394 metres (1,293 ft), becoming the tallest structure in Africa. Construction of the Iconic Tower was completed in 2024, at which point it officially overtook the Great Mosque of Algiers Tower in Algeria as the tallest building in Africa. See also List of tallest buildings and structures in Egypt List of tallest buildings in Africa List of tallest buildings List of future tallest buildings References External links Iconic Tower at CTBUH Iconic Tower at Structurae Iconic Tower at SkyscraperPage
Iconic Tower

Iconic Tower (en Árabe: البرج الأيقوني) es un rascacielos en la Nueva Capital Administrativa, a 45 km de El Cairo (Egipto). Con 393,8 metros de altura y 77 pisos se convirtió no solo en el rascacielos más alto de Egipto sino también de África tanto en altura como en cantidad de pisos.​​ El proyecto, con un presupuesto de 1.2 billones de dólares estadounidenses,[cita requerida] comenzó en 2019 y se inauguró en 2024.​ Es de uso mixto, pero la mayor parte estará dedicado a oficinas. Su propietario es el Ministerio de Vivienda, Servicios Públicos y Comunidades Urbanas de Egipto. El diseño lleva la firma de Dar al-Handasah Shair & Partners.​​ Su diseño se concibió e inspiró en la forma de un obelisco faraónico, con el exterior de cristal representando la corona Shuti del dios egipcio Amón. Véase también Anexo:Edificios más altos de África Anexo:Edificios más altos de Egipto Obelisco Capitale Djamaa el Djazaïr Torre Mohamed VI The Leonardo Torre de El Cairo Pirámides de Egipto Templo de Ramsés II (Abu Simbel) Gran Esfinge de Guiza Referencias Enlaces externos Sitio web
Iconic Tower

L'Iconic Tower est un gratte-ciel situé dans la nouvelle capitale administrative de l'Égypte. Avec une hauteur totale de près de 400 mètres, c'est le plus haut bâtiment d'Afrique. Elle compte 77 étages, principalement destinés à des bureaux, et fait partie des 20 tours construites dans le cadre du quartier central des affaires de la nouvelle capitale.La surface totale de la tour dépasse 265 000 m2. Construction La construction d'Iconic Tower a officiellement débuté en mai 2018. Le Premier ministre égyptien Moustafa Madbouli s'est rendu sur le chantier pour assister à une cérémonie marquant le début des opérations de coulage du béton sur les fondations en 2019. China State Construction Engineering est le principal entrepreneur du projet, qui emploie plus de 5 000 ouvriers. L'architecte du projet de tour est Dar al-Handasah Shair & Partners. Le plan d'ensemble du nouveau projet de développement du Caire, dirigé par le ministère égyptien du logement, comprend 20 tours dans le complexe entourant l'Iconic Tower. Elle a été conçue et inspirée par la forme d'un obélisque pharaonique, l'extérieur en verre représentant la couronne Shuti du dieu égyptien Amon. En juillet 2021, tous les travaux de bétonnage de la structure ont été achevés et le 24 août 2021, la tour a atteint sa hauteur maximale de 394 mètres. Une fois achevée, elle sera le plus haut bâtiment d'Afrique, dépassant la tour de la Grande Mosquée d'Alger en Algérie. Voir aussi Liste des plus hauts bâtiments d'Afrique Liste des plus hauts gratte-ciel du monde Notes et références Portail des gratte-ciel Portail de l’Égypte
Iconic Tower

L'Iconic Tower è un grattacielo sito nella nuova capitale dell'Egitto. Caratteristiche Con un'altezza totale di 393,8 metri, è l'edificio più alto dell'Africa. Esso è composta da 77 piani, la maggior parte dei quali verrà utilizzata come sede di vari uffici. È il centro nevralgico del quartiere degli affari della nuova capitale. Il design esterno è stato ispirato dalla forma di un obelisco, elemento decorativo tipico dell'architettura dell'Antico Egitto. L'esterno in vetro rappresenterebbe invece la corona del dio egizio Amon. È ufficialmente non solo l'edificio più alto dell'Africa, essendo di gran lunga più alto del The Leonardo, ma anche la struttura più alta del continente superando la torre della Grande moschea di Algeri in Algeria. Storia La costruzione dell'edificio è iniziata ufficialmente nel maggio 2018. Il primo ministro egiziano Mostafa Madbouly ha visitato il cantiere nel 2019 e ha partecipato a una cerimonia che ha segnato l'inizio delle operazioni di getto di calcestruzzo sulle fondamenta. China State Construction Engineering è l’appaltatore principale del progetto, che impiega oltre 5.000 lavoratori. L'architetto di riferimento del progetto della torre è Dar al-Handasah Shair & Partners. Il piano del Ministero egiziano dell'edilizia comprende la costruzione di 20 grattacieli nel complesso che circonda l'Iconic Tower. Nel luglio 2021 sono stati completati tutti i lavori strutturali e il 24 agosto 2021 la torre ha raggiunto la sua altezza massima. Note Voci correlate Grattacieli più alti del mondo Strutture più alte del mondo The Leonardo Nuova Capitale Amministrativa Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Iconic Tower (Egitto) Collegamenti esterni (EN) Iconic Tower, su Skyscraper Center.
Iconic Tower

Iconic Tower (em árabe: البرج الأيقوني ) é um arranha-céu na futura capital do Egito, com uma altura estrutural total de 385,8 metros e que é o edifício mais alto da África. A Iconic Tower tem 80 andares, a maioria para uso comercial, e é uma das vinte torres construídas ou em processo de construção e que irão constituir parte do distrito comercial central da nova capital. A área total da torre excede 7.100.000 metros quadrados (76.000.000 pés quadrados). Construção A construção da Iconic Tower começou oficialmente em maio de 2018. O primeiro-ministro egípcio, Moustafa Madbouly, visitou o canteiro de obras para participar de uma cerimônia que marcou o início das operações de lançamento de concreto nas fundações em 2019. A China State Construction Engineering é a principal empreiteira do projeto, que emprega mais de cinco mil trabalhadores. A responsável pela arquitetura oficial do projeto da torre foi a empresa Dar al-Handasah Shair & Partners. Foi planejado e inspirado no formato de um obelisco faraônico com exterior de vidro. A conclusão da torre está prevista para 13 de janeiro de 2022. A torre foi inaugurada em 13 de janeiro de 2022. Ver também Lista dos arranha-céus mais altos da África Referências
Iconic Tower

Iconic Tower (араб. البرج الأيقوني‎) — это многофункциональный сверхвысокий небоскрёб, расположенный в новой столице Египта. Его общая высота составляет почти 400 метров, что делает его самым высоким зданием и самой высокой постройкой в Африке. В здании 77 этажей, большая часть которых отведена под офисы. lconic Tower — одна из 20 башен, которые строятся в рамках центрального делового района новой столицы. Общая площадь башни составляет более 265 000 квадратных метров. Строительство Строительство Iconic Tower было официально начато в мае 2018 года. Премьер-министр Египта Мустафа Мадбули посетил строительную площадку, чтобы принять участие в церемонии, знаменующей начало работ по заливке бетона для фундамента в 2019 году. Основным подрядчиком проекта выступила китайская строительная компания China State Construction Engineering Corporation. Архитектором проекта «Iconic Tower» является компания «Dar al-Handasah Shair & Partners». Общий план проекта развития нового Каира, разработанного Министерством жилищного строительства Египта, включает в себя 20 высотных зданий в комплексе, окружающем Iconic Tower. Дизайн небоскрёба вдохновлён формой обелиска фараонов, а стеклянный фасад напоминает корону шути — атрибут египетского бога Амона. В июле 2021 года были завершены все строительные работы по бетонированию башни. 24 августа 2021 года она достигла своей полной высоты в 394 метра, став самым высоким сооружением в Африке. Строительство Iconic Tower завершилось в 2024 году, и она официально стала самым высоким зданием в Африке, превзойдя минарет мечети Джамаа эль-Джазаир в Алжире. Примечания
Heracleopolis Parva

Heracleopolis Parva (Koine Greek: Ἡρακλεόπολις Μικρά), also called Sethroe, is an ancient Egyptian city identified with the modern site of Tell Belim, Sharqia Governorate. It was the capital of the 14th Nome of Ancient Egypt, Khenti-Iabti, known to the Greeks as Sethroites (Koine Greek: Σεθρωίτης). Almost completely destroyed and cut off by fish-farm lagoons, the ancient city is now a tell. Etymology The Greek name for the city is Herakleopolis-Mikra, named after the Greek hero Herakles. Heracleopolis Parva is "Little Heracleus City" in Latin. The Egyptian name is "Per-Harsaphes-Neb-Nen-Nesou" (pr-ḥryšf nb-ḥwt-nỉswt-n-šrỉ, meaning: "House of Harsaphes, Lord of Heracleopolis"). History The city is mentioned only in later times of Egyptian history. Seth-Peribsen of the Second Dynasty may have conquered the city when he defeated the Setjet, a peoples identified with a region to the northeast [of Egypt]. The city was visited by Vespasian (Roman emperor from 69 to 79 AD) as recorded by Josephus in the Jewish War: "(...) all night (Vespasian) was at a small city called Tanis. His second station was Heracleopolis, and his third Pelusium." In the Antonine Itinerary, Heracleopolis Parva is located between Tanis and Pelusium. Ptolemy (100 to 170 AD) in Geography (II-VII) mentions "Little Herakleous city" as being east of the Boubastikos river. Sozomen of Gaza (400 to 450 AD) in Ecclesiastical History referring to Anthony the Great, mentions Heraclea as being situated on the Egyptian border, and how he (Antony) was sought out by Constantine the Great (Roman emperor from 306 to 337 AD) for intercession. Tell Belim The modern site of Tell Belim was noted by EES as being 1km in length. Its surface had visible outlines of ancient houses and a temple-enclosure. Tell Belim was visited by Petrie but was dated erroneously as "Late Roman or Cufic on the surface". The Roman material is mainly limited to the east part of the mound and the cemetery, whilst the west seems to be all of pharaonic date, overlaid by Ptolemaic debris. A Twenty-sixth Dynasty temple discovered in Tell Belim is of modest proportions, constructed by meager means. One reason for the absence of a more substantial temple may have been the remote location of the town, far from quarry sites and close to the north-eastern Levantine frontier. The quantity of hard stone in situ suggests an important building was constructed at some period, as one of the numerous basalt blocks has nswt-bjtj and the beginning of a cartouche 'Wsr-[Maat]-R' inscribed. A discovery of part of a pre-existing temple enclosure is evidence for a temple having existed at the site before the Twenty-sixth Dynasty. The tell is mentioned in the Zondervan Encyclopedia of the Bible (2010), being tentatively identified with the location Hanes in Isaiah 30:4. See also Heracleopolis Magna References
Phernouphis

Phernouphis (Ancient Greek: Φερνουφις) was a town of Ancient Egypt, in the Mendesian nome. It was the capital of the eponymous Phernouphite toparchy. It was located at the site of Barnufa, which was a hod or irrigation basin located 3.5 km (2.2 miles) southwest of Dekernes, within the territory of Tanah, but the site has since been covered up by modern construction. Name The name originally was P3-r3-nfr or "the beautiful mouth" and represents a continuation of the original name of the nearby Tell Tebilla, which, as "Ro-Nefer", had been the original nome capital. The site Barnufa preserves this ancient name. It is possible that, after the meaning of the old Egyptian name was no longer apparent to Arabic-speaking locals, it was reinterpreted as referring to the plant Pluchea dioscoridis, or barnūf in Arabic. History Phernouphis is attested in Greek sources from the 3rd century BC to the 4th AD. By the Roman period, as sedimentation led to the old site of Tell Tebilla no longer being on the coast, the settlement had shifted to the site of Barnufa. (This was a similar process to the shift from Mendes to Thmuis as the nome capital.) During this period, Tell Tebilla was used as a quarry for construction materials. References
Ambasciata d'Italia al Cairo

L'ambasciata d'Italia al Cairo è la missione diplomatica della Repubblica Italiana presso la Repubblica Araba d'Egitto. La sede si trova nella capitale, Il Cairo, nel quartiere storico di Garden City, in prossimità della riva est del Nilo. Altre sedi diplomatiche d'Italia in Egitto Esiste inoltre una rete consolare della repubblica italiana nel territorio egiziano, dipendente dalla Cancelleria consolare dell'ambasciata: Note Bibliografia Gaetano Cortese, l'Ambasciata d'Italia in Egitto nel centosessantesimo anniversario dell'Unità d’Italia (PDF), Roma, Stabilimenti Tipografici Carlo Colombo, 2021. segnalato in Stefano Baldi, Libri fotografici sulle Rappresentanze diplomatiche italiane all'estero, su baldi.diplomacy.edu. URL consultato il 22 settembre 2022. Voci correlate Relazioni bilaterali tra Egitto e Italia Ambasciatore d'Italia in Egitto Collegamenti esterni Sito ufficiale, su ambilcairo.esteri.it.
KV7

Гробница KV7 в Долината на царете е мястото, където е погребан древноегипетският фараон Рамзес II (Рамзес Велики) от Деветнадесета династия. Разположена е в основната долина срещу гробницата на синовете на Рамзес II (KV5) и в близост до гробницата KV8 на неговия син и наследник Мернептах. Източници Външни препратки В Общомедия има медийни файлове относно KV7 Theban Mapping Project: KV7 включва описания, снимки и планове на гробницата Архив на оригинала от 2016-01-28 в Wayback Machine.
KV7

Das Grabmal KV7 ist die Grabstätte des altägyptischen Königs (Pharaos) Ramses II. (Ramses der Große) der 19. Dynastie. Es liegt zentral im Tal der Könige, gegenüber der Grabanlage seiner Söhne, KV5 und unweit der seines Sohnes und Nachfolgers, Merenptah, KV8. Aufbau und Dekoration Die Grabkammer liegt zentral in der Grabstätte und hat eine gewölbte Decke. Teile der Dekorationen sind durch die ständigen Fluten, die auch in die Grabstätte gelangten, beschädigt oder gar zerstört worden. Erkennbar sind dennoch die Wandmalereien mit der Litanei des Re, des Pfortenbuches, des Totenbuches, des Amduat, des Buches des Kuh und Szenen der Mundöffnungszeremonie. Die Mumie von Ramses II. wurde in der 22. Dynastie zum Schutz vor Grabräubern in die Cachette von Deir el-Bahari gebracht. Das eigentliche Grab wurde dann wieder in der Dritten Zwischenzeit und in der Römischen Zeit für Bestattungen genutzt. Siehe auch Liste der Gräber im Tal der Könige Literatur Nicholas Reeves, Richard H. Wilkinson: Das Tal der Könige. Geheimnisvolles Totenreich der Pharaonen. Bechtermünz, Augsburg 2000, ISBN 3-8289-0739-3, S. 140–143 Weblinks Theban Mapping Project: KV7 (englisch) Einzelnachweise