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    Beiträge Zum Alten Ägypten (BAÄ) Vol. 4:: Dem Grab Des Nachtmin (TT 87) - BAÄ 4

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    This document provides information about a new publication titled "Die Vorlagen-Ostraka aus dem Grab des Nachtmin (TT 87)" which presents a unique set of ostraca found in tomb TT 87 from the 18th dynasty. The publication includes descriptions and color photos of the ostraca, which served as master copies for the scribe decorating the subterranean burial chamber. It allows for a rare comparison between the original ostraca texts and the copied tomb wall texts, providing insights into some previously unexplained aspects of the funerary texts from Nakht-Min's tomb.

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    This document provides information about a new publication titled "Die Vorlagen-Ostraka aus dem Grab des Nachtmin (TT 87)" which presents a unique set of ostraca found in tomb TT 87 from the 18th dynasty. The publication includes descriptions and color photos of the ostraca, which served as master copies for the scribe decorating the subterranean burial chamber. It allows for a rare comparison between the original ostraca texts and the copied tomb wall texts, providing insights into some previously unexplained aspects of the funerary texts from Nakht-Min's tomb.

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    This document provides information about a new publication titled "Die Vorlagen-Ostraka aus dem Grab des Nachtmin (TT 87)" which presents a unique set of ostraca found in tomb TT 87 from the 18th dynasty. The publication includes descriptions and color photos of the ostraca, which served as master copies for the scribe decorating the subterranean burial chamber. It allows for a rare comparison between the original ostraca texts and the copied tomb wall texts, providing insights into some previously unexplained aspects of the funerary texts from Nakht-Min's tomb.

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    Beiträge Zum Alten Ägypten (BAÄ) Vol. 4:: Dem Grab Des Nachtmin (TT 87) - BAÄ 4

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    This document provides information about a new publication titled "Die Vorlagen-Ostraka aus dem Grab des Nachtmin (TT 87)" which presents a unique set of ostraca found in tomb TT 87 from the 18th dynasty. The publication includes descriptions and color photos of the ostraca, which served as master copies for the scribe decorating the subterranean burial chamber. It allows for a rare comparison between the original ostraca texts and the copied tomb wall texts, providing insights into some previously unexplained aspects of the funerary texts from Nakht-Min's tomb.

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    Beitrge zum Alten gypten (BA) vol.

    4:
    Barbara Lscher, Die Vorlagen-Ostraka aus
    dem Grab des Nachtmin (TT 87). BA 4,
    Orientverlag, Basel 2013.
    Paperback, 154 pages, incl. 6 colour figures
    and 20 colour plates
    ISBN 978-3-905719-20-8
    53.- (plus shipping costs)
    Subscribe to our series (BA or TbT) and get
    10% discount.
    For ordering details please visit our website:
    www.orientverlag.ch

    SUMMARY
    In this publication a unique set of ostraca from TT 87 (tomb of Nakht-Min, 18th dynasty)
    inscribed with cursive hieroglyphic texts mainly Coffin Texts is presented, and it can
    be shown that they served as a continuous sequence of (intermediate) master-copies
    (Zwischenvorlagen) for the scribe who decorated the subterranean burial chamber of
    TT 87. Beside a description and photographic publication of the material, the synoptic
    presentation of both texts allows the rare comparison between original (ostraca) and
    copy (tomb wall) and thus gives answers to some hitherto unexplained peculiarities in
    Nakht-Mins funerary texts.

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