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--> end --> --> Home 研究所について 研究組織 考古学部門 考古科学部門 文化資源学部門 研究活動 事業内容 外部研究資金採択情報 活動報告 出版物 要覧 Ancient Civilizations and Cultural Resources 金沢大学文化資源学研究 Studies in Ancient Civilizations イベント 関係機関 アクセス/問い合わせ English end --> --> English end --> 金沢大学エジプト学特別講演会2023-3 Home --> イベント 2023年4月27日：金沢大学エジプト学特別講演会2023-3 「New insights from a tomb discovered in 2012 in the Valley of the Kings (KV 64, Luxor, Egypt) 」 （2012年に王家の谷で発見された第64号墓に関する新知見） 講演者：Prof. Dr. Susanne Bickel, Professor of Egyptology, University of Basel ( バーゼル大学教授、スザンヌ・ビッケル ) 日　　時： 2023年4月27日（木）13:00～14:30 開催方式： 会場、及びオンライン（Zoomウェビナー） --> 会　　場 ⾦沢⼤学人間社会第2講義棟401教室 （https://www.bunka-h.gr.jp/access/） --> 参加方法： 事前登録なし 参加費　： 無料 言　　語： 英語（日本語要約あり） 主　　催： 金沢大学古代文明・文化資源学研究所 共　　催： 金沢大学新学術創成研究機構 (pdf) ABSTRACT The Valley of the Kings in the desert to the west of today’s city of Luxor was used during the Egyptian New Kingdom (ca. 1470–1100 BCE) for the burials of the pharaohs. A number of smaller and undecorated tombs was prepared for people from the royal family and entourage. In 2012 the University of Basel Kings’ Valley Project had the chance to discover a hitherto unknown tomb, KV 64. Not only the discovery came as a surprise, but also the rare fact that this tomb had not been looted since it was last used. Although the tomb is very small, the remains attest at least three phases of use: Originally the tomb was made for a lady of the 18th Dynasty (ca.1400 BCE) whose name is not preserved, but who most probably belonged to the royal family. Around 1100 BCE, the whole necropolis, KV 64 included, was massively plundered, all valuable goods were stolen. However, sometime later, in the 22nd Dynasty (ca. 800 BCE), some tombs were reused, not by pharaohs, but by priests. In KV 64, the daughter of a priest from the temple of Karnak was buried in a wooden coffin and accompanied by a very nicely painted stela. BIOGRAPHY Susanne Bickel is professor of Egyptology at the University of Basel, Switzerland, and Vice-Chair of the Department of Ancient Civilizations. She received her PhD from the University of Geneva with a study on creation narratives in the Middle Kingdom Coffin Texts. Her research interests focus on ancient Egyptian religious and social history as well as funerary culture. She has held positions at the Swiss Institute of Archaeology, the French Archaeological Institute in Cairo and the University of Fribourg, Switzerland. She has participated in several archaeological and epigraphical projects in Upper Egypt, among others at the temple of Karnak, and is currently the director of the Swiss Mission at Sheikh Abd el-Qurna and the University of Basel Kings’ Valley Project. ▼問い合わせ先 ------------------------------------------ E-mail： [email protected] ------------------------------------------ --> 研究所 研究所について 研究組織 アクセス・問い合わせ 研究活動 事業内容 外部研究資金採択情報 活動報告 　 イベント 出版物 関連機関 　 お知らせ一覧 メディア掲載 サイトポリシープライバシーポリシー 金沢大学古代文明・文化資源学研究所 〒920-1192　石川県金沢市角間町Tel:076-264-5785 © Copyright Kanazawa University. All Rights Reserved end --> --> end -->