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, 2011 Separate Lives: The Ahmose Tempest Stela and the Theran Eruption
Journal of Near Eastern Studies, 1998Le sujet de cet article est la relation proposee par plusieurs specialistes entre le fabuleux orage, la crue et les destructions relates dans le texte de la Stele de la Tempete d'Ahmosis, l'eruption du volcan de l'ile de Thera (Cyclades) a la fin de l'Age du Bronze. Si elle est etablie, cette relation aurait un impact considerable sur la chronologie du
Malcolm H. Wiener, James P. Allen
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A Glass Bead of Ahmose and Amenhotep I
Journal of Near Eastern Studies, 1982IN the collections of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston is a sky-blue moldmade, glass bead (1978.691)' inscribed with the names of the first two kings of the Eighteenth Dynasty (figs. 1 and 2). The bead is square, 1.3 cm on a side, and is pierced vertically.
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A Lintel Fragment from the Meniset Temple of Amenhotep I and Ahmose Nefertari at Thebes
The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology, 2022A limestone relief fragment in the Barnes Foundation (A303), Philadelphia is identified as a recut fragment from a Sed festival lintel that surmounted a doorway in the Meniset temple of Amenhotep I and Ahmose Nefertari at Thebes. Originally found by Wilhelm Spiegelberg and only documented through a photograph of a squeeze, the condition of the relief ...
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An Unpublished Lintel of Ahmose-Nebpehtyre from El-Atâwla
Journal of the American Research Center in Egypt, 2017Publication of a rectangular slab of sandstone once formed the right part of a lintel of unknown dimensions that still preserved areas of the original paint, most probably of a doorway or entrance of the lost temple (or a chapel) of the god Nemty at Per-Nemty, from the time of king Ahmose-Nebpehtyre the founder of the Eighteenth Dynasty. doi: http://
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