TAA i.3.23.52

Notebook
TAA i.3.23 (Sepulchral shrines - General notes)
Page number
52
Caption
Note for scientific publication on the sepulchral shrines
Creator
Howard Carter
Date of creation
c. 1923-1939
Material
Paper
Pencil
Measurements
14.3 x 10.2 cm (h x w)
Notes

Carter's copies of Egyptian words for shrines and their meanings, taken from Gardiner's Grammar, handwritten.

Handwritten notes on paper
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Transcription

Gardiner. Eg. Gram.

 

p. 586. Shrine [ 𓂀 ] <p.548.> r-pr temple, chapel, shrine.

                 “      [ 𓂀 ] <p.562> K3(r)i, var. [ 𓂀 ]

                        K3r, shrine chapel.

 

p. 483. [ 𓂀 ] var [ 𓂀 ] sh-ntr ‘the divine booth’.

p. 490. Shrine [ 𓂀 ] var. [ 𓂀 ] hm. 

p. 482. [ 𓂀 ] itrt ‘sanctuary’; especially of the [ 𓂀 ]

            pr-nw or [ 𓂀 ] pr-nsr, names of the <pre-dynastic ‘national sanctuary of Low. Eg.’>

p. 482. [ 𓂀 ] var [ 𓂀 ] K3(r)i, (Pyr K3r)

            ‘chapel’, ‘shrine’.

 

p. 482. [ 𓂀 ] pr-wr ‘Great House’ name of 

            the pre-dynastic national shrine of Up. Eg.

            at Hierakonpolis (Nhn)’ also of itrt in

[ 𓂀 ] itrt sm‘(yt) ‘the sanctuary

of Upper Egypt’, referring to the same

building 

<[ 𓂀 ] itrt mkht at Buto.>