... is the study of ancient Maya rituals. In this study, a retrospective analysis is conducted on a stela ritual deposit uncovered at the ancient Maya site of Quebrada de Oro located in the interior of the southern Maya Mountains of Belize. Retrospective analysis involves anchoring inferences regarding aspects...

...This chapter deals with different practical issues related to the restoration of a fragmentary inscription in the Eighteenth Dynasty tomb of Djehuty (TT 11) at Dra Abu el-Naga, Luxor. A previous attempt to restore the stela by Sethe in 1906 turned out to be inaccurate since it was mainly based...

...A stela brings us to the untold world of the Egyptian, but some of these stelae are too damaged to read in our present time. A duplicate of a stela set up in the Karnak complex shows figures when Tutankhamun is offering to Amun and Mut, with Ankhesenamun standing behind him. Below that figure...

... of the entrance niche to the Pillared Hall of Karabasken's tomb, a stela hewn into the rock. In 2014, it was confirmed that Padibastet used the unfinished tomb of Karabasken for his own burial. He possesses the “classical” titles of a High Steward of the Twenty-sixth Dynasty. His father is Pabasa, who is known...

... on systematic planning is a valuable way to ensure that programme implementation weaknesses are addressed and mitigated. Planning operational social marketing goals aims objectives evaluation review STELa C3.P1  Plans are useless, but planning is indispensable. C3.P2 Attributed...

... to a prominent literary text of the period, in which a king is described as writing. Haremhab may thereby hint at his own literacy while emphasizing his literary connoisseurship. Furthermore, as he commissions a stela wherein he describes the inscription of laws, he emphasizes the importance of writing and law...

... Ishbaʿl inscription Khirbet Qeiyafa West Semites Ishba‘l Chemosh deity Mesha stela Moabite stone Nebo Yahweh cult in Reuben biblical figure KAI Mesha stele Moabite stone KAI 181 Bordreuil Pierre forgeries of text sources Meshel Ze’ev Mousseiff Ostraca Rollston Christopher Schniedewind...

... Second Persian Period Aelian Alexander IV of Macedon Artaxerxes III Bagoas Bubastis Buto Cambyses Diodorus Siculus Khababash Pelousion Plutarch Ptolemy I Satrap Stela sculpture Syria Xerxes Apis Kharga Oasis longue durée maat Saqqara satrap of Egypt Abusir Apries canal of Darius...

..., biblical and Egyptian sources (principally the Merneptah Stela), archaeological evidence, and a variety of sociological, anthropological, environmental, and other approaches to reconstruct the complex process of early Israel’s ethnogenesis. Genesis 1 Kings Dever W G Geraty L T Grabbe L L Hoffmeier J K...

... of kingship at the time. First is Ur-Nanshe, who bragged of his temple construction, promotion of international trade, and warfare against distant Elam. He also began hostilities against neighboring Umma, which continued for many generations. The second biography is of Eannatum, who commissioned the Stela...

... of the natural setting of southern Belize, this chapter discusses the four largest and best-documented sites in the region–Pusilhá, Uxbenka, Lubaantun, and Nim Li Punit. Southern Belize is notable for the high frequency of carved monuments, the small stela plazas, and the curious lack of textual reference...

...Chapter 6 provides the first catalog of a corpus of sculpture hitherto limited to one (a fragment of the magnificent stela, Chocolá Monument One) and expands it to more than thirty. Also discussed is the diaspora of probably many other carved monuments from Chocolá. As with Chocolá’s near neighbor...

...This chapter gives an overview of the history of recording and publishing epigraphic sources in Demotic language and script from the Late Period to Greco-Roman Egypt (seventh century bce to third century ce), for example, on stelae, offering tables, coffins, or votive gifts...

...Figure 9.2 Stela from La Ramasse (Clermont l’Hérault), with representation of a warrior panoply. Photo: Dominique Garcia Figure 9.1 Map of Mediterranean France showing sites mentioned in the text. 1 Agde, 2 Ambrussum, 3 Arles, 4 Assas, 5 Avignon, 6 Le Baou-Roux, 7 Baudouvin-la-Bigoye, 8...