TAA i.12.16

Notebook
TAA i.12
Page number
4
Caption
Carter's lecture notes for "Stockholm Lecture II. (Royal Burial and Innermost Treasury)"
Creator
Howard Carter
Date of creation
ca. May 1930
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Notes

List of slides numbered 96 to 109 (the order used in Carter's lecture), accompanied by the corresponding Burton image numbers.

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                                                                                                (4)
 

                                                  WITHIN THE SHRINE.
 

96 / 591.      THE KING’S PERFUME VASE, COSMETIC JAR, AND GOLD AND
                      SILVER STICKS TOGETHER WITH OTHER STAFFS OF OFFICE.

 

97 / 671.      THE KING’S PERFUME VASE.

98 / 660.     THE KING’S COSMETIC JAR.

99 / 689a.   THE GOLD STICK, front view of the statuette.

100 / 687a.  THE GOLD STICK, back view of the statuette.


                                    DISMANTLING THE SHRINE.
 

101 / 605.    BRINGING OUT THE FIRST SECTION OF THE ROOF OF THE

                     GREAT SHRINE.

 

                                                            THE PALL.
 

102 / 611.   THE END STRUTTS OF THE PALL.

103 / 614.   THE PALL SEEN FROM THE TOP.

 

                                              THE SECOND SHRINE.
 

104 / 625.  THE FRONT OF THE SECOND SHRINE.

105 / 631.  THE SEAL UPON THE SECOND SHRINE.

 

                                                THE THIRD SHRINE.

 

106 / 643.   OPENING THE DOORS OF THE THIRD SHRINE.

107 / 628.   THIRD SHRINE, after the first and second shrines were dismantled.

 

                                              THE SARCOPHAGUS.

 

108 / 645.   THE SARCOPHAGUS, showing one of the protective goddesses on

                     corner.
109 / 647.    THE LID OF THE SARCOPHAGUS.