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الموقع الحالي

رقم التسجيل الدولي

رقم التسجيل

نوع الأثر

التصنيف

تصنيف الأثر

الوصف

A fragment of papyrus on which 14 horizontal lines of hieratic text are written in black ink with headings in red.This important papyrus documents part of the trial of men accused of robbing the tomb of Ramesses VI during the 20th Dynasty.

Een fragment papyrus waarop 14 horizontale regels hiëratische tekst zijn geschreven in zwarte inkt, met tussenkopjes in rood. Deze belangrijke papyrus documenteert een gedeelte van het proces tegen de mannen die ervan verdacht werden het graf van Ramses VI tijdens de 20e dynastie beroofd te hebben.

A fragment of papyrus on which 14 horizontal lines of hieratic text are written in black ink with headings in red.This important papyrus documents part of the trial of men accused of robbing the tomb of Ramesses VI during the 20th Dynasty.

Fragment de papyrus inscrit de 14 lignes horizontales de textes hiératiques en noir avec des titres en rouge. Il fait partie des documents importants racontant le procès des hommes accusés d'avoir pillé la tombe de Ramsès VI pendant la XXème Dynastie.

Papyrusfragment, beschrieben mit 14 waagerechten Zeilen hieratischen Textes in schwarzer Tusche mit Überschriften in Rot. Dieser wichtige Papyrus hält einen Teil des Prozesses gegen Männer fest, die beschuldigt wurden, während der 20. Dynastie das Grab Ramses VI. beraubt zu haben.

Un frammento di papiro sul quale sono scritte 14 righe orizzontali di testo ieratico a inchiostro nero con titoli in rosso. Questo importante papiro documenta parte del processo di uomini accusati di aver saccheggiato la tomba di Ramses VI durante la XX dinastia.

Fragmento de papiro no qual estão escritas catorze linhas horizontais de texto hierático em tinta preta, com rubricas em vermelho.  Este importante papiro documenta uma parte do processo de homens acusados de roubar o túmulo de Ramsés VI durante a  XX dinastia.

Fragmento de papiro con catorce renglones escritos en hierático con tinta negra y los encabezamientos en rojo. Este importante papiro documenta parte del juicio contra personas acusadas de robar la tumba de Ramsés VI durante la Dinastía XX.

موقع الإكتشاف

مصدر الأثر

المادة

تقنية الأثر

حالة حفظ الأثر

الألوان

الارتفاع

(cm)

العرض

(cm)

الطول

(cm)

العمق

(cm)

القطر

(cm)

الوزن

(grs)

التأريخ

التأريخ -نص حر

معيار التأريخ

معبودات

ملوك

الأشخاص

الكتابة
اللغة
نوع النص
محتوى النص
تقنية الكتابة
حالة حفظ النص
هيروغليفي
الترجمة الصوتية
الترجمة

طريقة الاكتساب

سنة اكتساب الأثر

قصة الأثر

From the private collection of Joseph Mayer, given to the museum in 1867. The papyrus was bought by Mayer from the Reverend Henry Stobart in 1857.

آثار أخرى مرتبطة بالأثر

المرجع الفوتوغرافي

محرر بطاقة البيانات

تاريخ التسجيل الأول لبيانات البطاقة

تاريخ أخر تحديث لبيانات البطاقة

مراجع و مؤلفات

T.E Peet, The Mayer Papyri A and B., 1920

Piotr Bienkowski and Angela Tooley., Gifts of The Nile: Ancient Egyptian Arts and Crafts in Liverpool Museum., 1995., 35; pl.41

تعليق عام


Preservation: 
The papyrus is torn and has several lacunae. The papyrus was mounted on linen by Constantine Simonides, a notorious forger of texts, his name appears on the bottom right-hand corner of the papyrus.

Text comment: 
This papyrus and Papyrus Mayer A are extremely important, recording the arrest and subsequent trials of ordinary men and women accused of tomb robbery at a time of political instability at the end of the XXth Dynasty. The documents are very informative about legal procedures, the lifestyle of the poorer class and make reference to the confused events happening at the time, alluding to buildings and monuments still standing today.
The papyrus is a fragment recording the confession of a thief who describes a visit, probably not the first, by himself and four others to the tomb of Ramesses VI. This visit was  a sequel to a scene in which Pais  had found the thieves in unlawful possession of certain metal and had threatened to report them to the Prince of the West. He was bribed with the promise of a further visit to the tomb in which he could also participate. We also learn that the tomb appears to have been exploited for some time, as the gold and silver seems to have already been removed.

الصور	Attachments