Model Type | |
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granary | |
Description | |
Garstang Inventory: i. Small granary. Tooley-1989 (p. 105): H.35.5 x W.26.5 cms (plate 20:2). The structure is rectangular with sharply peaked corners which are slightly truncated (c. 47 deg). The exterior walls are relatively well decorated, consisting of a blue-grey dado, above which is a band of yellow and then red. The door jambs and tops of the walls are blue. The peaked corners are streaked blue. The door is in the centre of the wall giving access to a court with a row of 4 magazines against the back wall, with painted windows. | |
Site | |
Beni Hasan | |
Tomb | |
BH 394 | |
Burial | |
Unknown | |
Museum | |
Ashmolean Museum, Oxford | |
Accession number | |
AN1896-1908.E.2311 | |
Breasted Classification | |
I-3-1-B PRODUCTION AND STORAGE OF FOOD - Storage of Food. - Model granaries with workmen storing grain. - Wooden models of granary storehouses, usually with human figures. | |
Notes | |
Material | |
wood | |
Dimensions | |
Width 26.5 cm | |
References (Bibliography) | |
Barker-2022 , Catalogue of Funerary Models M61 | |
Garstang-1907a , Inventory pp. 211-243 | |
Tooley-1989 , p. 105, Ill. 20:2 | |
Links to Images and Other Refs | |
../IMG/E2311-granary-s.jpg | |
../IMG/AN1896-1908-E2311.jpg |
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