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The royal kilt in non-royal iconography? The tomb owner fowling and spear-fishing in the Old and Middle Kingdom

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posted on 2024-08-31, 06:56 authored by Lubica Zelenková

Many private tombs of the Old and Middle Kingdom show the tomb owner fishing and fowling in the marshes. One special detail - the marsh-hunting dress, the SnD.wt kilt - has been interpreted as orginating in the royal iconography. This kilt in its variants is analysed in its occurrences over time from the Old Kingdom to the New Kingdom, and the concept of imitating royal iconography is discussed.

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Journal title:

Bulletin of the Australian Centre for Egyptology (BACE)

Volume:

21

Publication year:

2010

Pages:

141-166

ISSN:

1035-7524

Publisher:

Australian Centre for Egyptology, Macquarie University

Language:

English

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