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A record of a Red Sea sojourn at Beni Hassan: the journeys of Ameny/Amenemhat and relative place-names

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posted on 2024-09-01, 11:19 authored by Julien CooperJulien Cooper

The historical and biographical inscription in the Middle Kingdom tomb of Ameny/Amenemhat in Beni Hassan reports on expeditions to Kush ('Upper Nubia') and Gbtw (Coptos), not as a town bus as a region in the eastern desert. The term Gbtw as a 'relative place-name' is documented, the role of classifiers in the writing of this toponym is discussed.

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Journal title:

Bulletin of the Australian Centre for Egyptology (BACE)

Volume:

25

Publication year:

2014

Pages:

31-50

ISSN:

1035-7524

ISBN:

9781741384321

Publisher:

Australian Centre for Egyptology, Macquarie University

Language:

English

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