TAA i.3.8.23
Typed notes on comparative paintings and reliefs of chariots and harnesses (duplicate of text in other notes, see TAA i.3.8.16).
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Paintings and reliefs from tombs help to supply the information
about harnessing and trappings of the horses and chariots, which cannot
be deduced from the perished fragments of leather which survive.
Details of harness are clear in several pictures of horses and chariots,
and studies have been made from
Theban Tomb 39 Puimre. Trade scenes, making chariots
(Top. Bibl. I p.68 plan of (39) Hall (1)
2nd register.)
Theban Tomb 69 Menna. Horse and chariot in agricultural scenes.
(Top. Bibl. I p.92 plan of (69) Hall (2) 1st register.)
Theban Tomb 75 Amenhotep-si-se. Horse and chariot arriving at banquet.
(Top, Bibl. I p.98 plan of (75) ]/<H>all (7) 5th register.)
Tomb of Tuthmosis <IV>, decorative scenes of panels of chariot.
Temple of Luxor, Tut'ankhamûn reliefs usurped by Haremhab. W. wall.
(Top. Bibl. II Processional colonnade (49) plan p.98.)