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EXCAVATIONS AT GÎZA, 1933-1934, VOL. V CONTENTS LIST OF PLATES PREFACE GIZA SITE MAP EXCAVATIONS AT GIZA 1933–1934 MAP METHODS OF EXCAVATION THE SITE THE SUITABILITY OF THE GIZA SITE FOR A NECROPOLIS "EXCAVATORS", ANCIENT AND MODERN USURPED TOMBS METHODS USED TO PROTECT THE BURIALS Massive Plug-Stones Trap-Doors and Masonry Walls Misplaced Shafts and Passages MAGICAL PROTECTION Threats Entreaties THE "MUMMY-TRADE " TREASURE-HUNTERS SCIENTIFIC EXCAVATION THE DIRECTOR THE ASSISTANT THE ARCHITECT AND DRAUGHTSMEN THE PHOTOGRAPHER OTHER MEMBERS OF THE STAFF THE DIGGERS GAFFIRS (GUARDIANS) HOW TO TREAT YOUR STAFF EQUIPMENT METHODS OF WORK STORING ANTIQUITIES CLEARING A MASTABA GUARDING THE SITE VISITORS, AND HOW TO TREAT THEM THE PRESS THE LITERARY WORK OLD KINGDOM FUNERARY ARCHITECTURE THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE TOMB MASTABAS BUILT ABOVE GROUND THE SERDAB, AND THE SITUATION OF THE STATUES IN THE TOMB-BUILDING THE POSITION OF THE SERDAB IN THE TOMB-CHAPEL THE POSITION OF THE SQUINT SERDABS WITH FALSE-DOORS SERDABS WITH TWO STORIES THE MUD-BRICK SERDAB THE SERDABS AND NICHES OF RA'-WER THE POSITION OF STATUES IN TOMBS WHICH HAVE NO SERDAB THE CONTENTS OF A SERDAB THE FUNCTION OF THE SERDAB AN

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Author

Selim Hassan

Publisher

Government Press

Published

1944

Language

EN

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

History, Archaeology, Humanities