Model Type | |
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weaving | |
Description | |
Breasted: 5. Cairo Museum. Although no figures or their equipment were preserved in this model, the arched beams radiating from two central posts strongly suggest a building used for spinning and weaving. Quibell has called it a 'vineyard.' But vineyards in Egypt did not grow within the four walls of a groin-vaulted building, nor is there a single vineyard so represented in any wall paintings or reliefs The walls and arched beams of this model are painted blue. From Sakkara, tomb of Karenen. 60 cm. x 50 cm. | |
Site | |
Saqqara | |
Tomb | |
Karenen | |
Burial | |
Nefersemdet | |
Date | |
Late 11th to early 12th Dyn. | |
Ref. for dating | |
Tooley-1989 p. 56. | |
Museum | |
Egyptian Museum, Cairo | |
Accession number | |
NK | |
Breasted Classification | |
III-4-2-A INDUSTRIES: CRAFTSMEN AND SHOPS - Workers in Leather, Flax, and Papyrus. - Models of spinning and weaving scenes. - Intermediate period. | |
Material | |
wood | |
Dimensions | |
60 cm x 50 cm | |
References (Bibliography) | |
BreastedJnr-1948 , III-4-2-A 5. | |
Quibell-1908 , Pl. XIII, text p. 8 | |
Links to Images and Other Refs | |
../IMG/QuibSaqq-06-7-Pl-XIII.jpg |
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