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Photo ID number: PDM_00865
Photo Subjects
Western Cemetery: Site: Giza; View: G 2001
Western Cemetery: Site: Giza; View: G 2001
Description
Cemetery G 2000: G 2001, Tjetu, chapel (= pillared portico), W wall, central false door inscribed for Wadjethetep, and panel of relief to S (standing figures of Tjetu and Wadjethetep [called Hetep]), looking W
Cemetery G 2000: G 2001, Tjetu, chapel (= pillared portico), W wall, central false door inscribed for Wadjethetep, and panel of relief to S (standing figures of Tjetu and Wadjethetep [called Hetep]), looking W
Photographer: Peter Der Manuelian
Photo date: 01/14/2004
Literature reference: Simpson, William Kelly. Mastabas of the Western Cemetery: Part I. Giza Mastabas 4. Boston: Museum of Fine Arts, 1980, figs. 17, 20 (line drawing).
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Non organic / Rock: LimestoneMET 02 : Architecture / Architectural unit / Tomb/mastaba/pyramide, etc.: Chapel
MET 02 : Architecture / Architectural element: False door
MET 02 : Architecture / Architectural unit / Tomb/mastaba/pyramide, etc.: Pillared court/portico
MET 02 : Architecture / Architectural element / Wall: Surface plaster
MET 02 : Architecture / Architectural element: Wall
MET 08 : Scene / Funerary ritual scene: Bringing funerary offerings
MET 08 : Human / Man: Butcher
MET 08 : Action: Carrying
MET 08 : Vegetation: Flower
MET 08 : Vegetation: Flower
MET 08 : Human / Man: Male offering bearer
MET 08 : Scene / Funerary ritual scene: Offering table scene
MET 08 : Attitude / Attitude of body: Sitting
MET 08 : Scene / Food preparing scene: Slaughtering/butchery
MET 08 : Action: Smelling
MET 08 : Action: Smelling
MET 08 : Attitude / Attitude of body: Standing
MET 08 : Human / Man: Unspecified man
MET 08 : Human / Woman: Unspecified woman
MET 08 : Attitude / Attitude of body: Upper part of the body inclined to the front
MET 08 : Scene / Funerary ritual scene: Various offerings
MET 06 : General technique / Relief: Engraved relief
MET 06 : General technique / Relief: Low relief