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Internet Resources
INDEX
Figures in
italics
indicate captions
17th Dynasty: kings of Thebes
18th Dynasty
abandonment of large-scale pyramid complex
Amen as the major state god
burial of pharaohs in Valley of the Kings
fall of
Kings of the
mummified bodies buried in relative secrecy
separate public focus of royal mortuary cult
19th Dynasty
burial of pharaohs' wives and children in Valley of the Queens
Ramesses I as its first king
tombs no longer hidden
tombs threatened by gangs
unpredictable Nile levels
21th Dynasty: founded by Smendes
Aaronovitch, David
Abbot Papyrus
Abydos
cult centre of Osiris
temples built by Seti I and Ramesses II
afterlife
Ahmose
mummy discovered at Pinodjem II's tomb
akh
(the immortality of the deceased)
Akhenaten
age at death
court and tomb in Thebes, then Amarna
death of
excluded from Egypt's official history
formal art work
heb sed
celebration
infertility theory
and the KV 55 tomb
open tomb at Amarna
originally Amenhotep IV
as potential father of Tutankhamen
sarcophagus
seventeen-year reign
and
shabtis
Smenkhkare as his co-regent
unfortunate religious experiment
unorthodox ideas
worships the Aten in Amarna
Akhmim
Alcott, Louisa May: âLost in a Pyramid, or The Mummy's Curse'
Aldred, Cyril
Alexandria University Medical School
Allen, James
Allenby, Lady
Amanislio, King
Amarna
abandonment of
Akhenaten worships the Aten in
Akhenaten's open tomb
art-style
Carter's secondment with Petrie
cemeteries
stone Nefertiti head discovered
Tutankhamen probably born in
Tutankhamen rules from
Amarna court
âAmarna Period'
the omitted reigns
Amarna royal family
Amarna Royal Tomb
Amen (Theban god)
Amenemhat I
Amenherkhepeshef
Amenhotep I
mummy discovered at Pinodjem II's tomb
Amenhotep II
tomb (KV 35)
Amenhotep III
badly damaged mummy
builder and diplomat
coffin found in Amenhotep II's tomb
death
heb sed
jubilee
interest in his own divine nature
long prosperous reign
memorial temple
ruled from Thebes and Memphis
tomb (KV 22)
Tutankhamen's revered grandfather
wealth
well-respected
Amenhotep IV
see
Akhenaten
Amenhotep-Huy
amulets
Anatomy Act (1832)
Andrews, Mrs Emma B.
Anen (brother of Tiy)
Ankhesenamen
birth
changes name from Ankhesenpaaten
on âLittle Golden Shrine'
marriage
and Mut
uniquely important role in Tutankhamen's reign
Ankhesenpaaten
see
Ankhesenamen
Ankhetkhepherure Neferneferuaten
see
Ankhkheperure Neferneferuaten
Ankhi
Ankhkheperure Neferneferuaten
Antinous
Anubis
Any
Apis bulls
Archaeology
magazine
Armant
Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
Aswan High Dam
Aten, cult of the
Atum
Aumonier, William, and Sons
automatic writing
autopsy
biomedical Egyptologists
and Carter
concern for protection and proper burial of the body
the Derry autopsy
Derry's justification for the autopsy
desire for preservation
discussion on
disposal of mummies
double autopsy of the âTwo Brothers'
Harrison and Harris examinations
Herodotus on mummification
mummification as the defining ancient Egyptian ritual
mummification ritual
the mummy trade
the mummy as a valued commodity
the procedure of mummification
recent examination
role of mummification
the royal mummy
on Tutankhamen
Ay
four-year reign
memorial to Tutankhamen
open tomb in Western Valley
ruined Temple of Ay and Horemheb
rules from Thebes and Memphis
succeeded by Horemheb
succeeds Tutankhamen
tomb (KV 23)
and Tutankhamen's grave goods
Ayrton, Edward Russell
ba
(the soul or personality of the deceased)
Bacteriological Laboratory, Royal Naval Cordite Factory, near Wareham
Bahn, Paul
Baikie, Reverend James
Bank of England
Bath Club
BBC
Beacon Hill, Highclere estate
Belgium, King of (Albert I)
Bell, Archie:
King Tut-Ankh-Amun: His Romantic History[â¦]
Belzoni, Giovanni Battista
Bénédite, Georges
Beni Hasan
el-Bersha
Bethell, Richard
Bible, the
board games
body-snatching
Boghaskoy (Anatolia)
Bolton, Lancashire
Book of the Dead
Book of the Hidden Chamber which is in the Underworld
(
Amduat
)
Book of the Underworld
Borchardt, Ludwig