A sun-shade temple of Princess Ankhesenpaaten in Memphis?

@article{Pasquali2011AST,
  title={A sun-shade temple of Princess Ankhesenpaaten in Memphis?},
  author={S. Pasquali},
  journal={The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology},
  year={2011},
  volume={97},
  pages={216 - 222}
}
  • S. Pasquali
  • Published 1 January 2011
  • Physics, History
  • The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology
Publication of the Amarna period block MRAH inv. 4491, part of a sloping balustrade perhaps from a sun-shade temple of Princess Ankhesenpaaten in Memphis. The inscription is noteworthy for containing a unique instance of the re-carving of the name of Aten from form IIa to either IIb or III. There follows an excursus on the Memphite ‘Horizon of Aten’. 
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