• DOI:10.1177/0307513317722450
Corpus ID: 191624758

A Shrine of Pepi I in South Abydos

@article{Kraemer2017ASO,
  title={A Shrine of Pepi I in South Abydos},
  author={B. Kraemer},
  journal={The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology},
  year={2017},
  volume={103},
  pages={13 - 34}
}

• B. Kraemer
• Published 2017
• Art
• The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology

As part of the 2010 season of the Ahmose and Tetisheri Project in South Abydos, the author led a brief archaeological survey in the low desert south as far as Sinki. Among other archaeological sites found during this survey, the most interesting discoveries included two rock-cut chambers on the limestone escarpment. Two repeating inscriptions were found in the northernmost chamber. An ỉr.n=f m mnw=f formula and a label identify all or part of this site as a ‘shrine’ (zḥ) built by Pepi I for the… Expand

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