E G Y P T EXPLORATION FUND.

INSCRIPTIONS O F SINAI.

' l ' .
LYCTUltYK
IN

EKIC 1'EErl', B.A.,

AT THE

YGYPl"L0GY

UN1VJ:fiSITY

Oh'

MAXCIUEST!ilL

PART I.
INTRODUCTION A N D PLATES.

L O N D O N , 1917:.
SOLD
AT

THE OFFICES O F THE EGYPT EXPLORATION FUND, 37, GREAT RUSSELL STREET, W.C.;
AND AT

527, TRE~IONT TSMPLE, BOSTON, MASS.,U.S.A.

Aan nr UEltNAItD Q U h l l I T C E - I , 11, GRAFTON STREET, NEW BONDSTREET, W. KEGAN P A U L , T R E N C H , TRUBNER S; C O . , GB-74, C a m ~ LANE, E.G. n G E O R G E SALBY, 65, GREATRUSSELL STREET, LONDON, W.C.
AXD

H. R I I L F O R D , OXYORD UNI\.~RSITY PRESS, AXEN CORNEB, E.G. C. P. C L A Y , CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS, FETTER LANP, . G . E

1.VNL)OS :
IIUKE

CL.O\VES A S V SUNS. I,l>llTISU, STIIYIX, ST.\>I.FOI:I! STREET, S.X., ANIr GlIEAT W I N D M I L L STXI:LT, W.
\\ II.I.I.i>I

I ' I : L S ~ ' ~ ~ :I I : I Y

EGYPT EXPLORATION FUND

@reefbent
FIELD-~IARBHAL HON.LORD GRENFELL, G.C.B., THE RT. G.(3.n1.G4,etc.

THE REV. PROF.A. H. SAYCE,X A . , , PROF. ~YALLACE STEARNS, N. Ph.D. (U.S.A.) PROF. E~nran,Ph.D. (C&xm~ny) AD. D.C.L., D.Litt. SIR F. G. KENYON, 'K.u.B., DLitt., F.B.A. PI~OF. EDOUAHL)A V I L L ED.c.L., etc. ~~ , (Switzerlund) THE HON.CIIAS.L. HUTCIIINSON (U.S.A.)

Ibon,

Creaeurere

J. GRAFTONI I L N L , ~ Esq., 31.A. CHESTER CA~IYIIELL, (U.S.A.) I. E~cl.

bon. Secretarlp
H. It. HALL,Esq., M.A., F.S.A.

members of

Uolirlnf ttee

MISS A. E. F. BARLOW. 1 A. W. A. LEEPER, s . Eq RONALD BURROWS, D.Litt. M. Esq., S. E. LOXTON, Esq. SOMERS CLARKE, Esq., B.S.A. MAJOR G. LYONS, H. F.R.S. JAMES S. COTTON, Esq., M.A. ) MRB.MCCLURE. SIR ARTHUR JOHN EVANS, D.Litl., F.H.S., / THE REV. MACGREGOR, W. M.A. i F. B.A. RORERT MOND,Esq.,F.R.S.E. AWN H. GARDINER, D.Litt. Esq., F~ascrs\\'\I. PPRCIV.\L, Esq., BI.A., F.S.A. MISS GELDART. C. ( 2 . Svr,lc:n~.~~, ICsci., hl.1). F. LL. GRIFFITR, Esq., >LA., B7.S.A. L. E. S ~ E L IIhq. C, H. A. GRUEBEH, Esq., F.S.A. , LADY TIRARD. D. G. HOOARTH, Esq., M.A., P.B.A., F.S.A. PROF.THOMAS JVIIITTEMORE U.S.A.) (fur PPOF. W. KING,Litt.D., F.S.A. L. E. TOWRY WHYTE, M.A., F.S.A. E;eq.,

CONTENTS.

PLATE

I-XIV

The inscriptions of ~ a ~ h h r a Sinai nos. 1-44. h, Inscription from the WMy Nasb, ~ i n a ino. 46. Map of the mines a t Maghbrah, showing the position of the inscriptions. Adapted from PETRIE, Re8earche8 in Sinai, map 2, facing p. 38.

XIV
XV

XVI-XIX XIX-LXXXII

inscriptions from the mines near SerLbft el-Khbdim, Sinai nos. 47-60.
Inscriptions from the temple of Serbbft el-Kh8dim or the approach to same, Sinai nos. 63-344. Inscriptions in the new foreign script, Sinai nos. 345-355. Map of tllc vnlleys near SerBbPt, cl-I<liBdim, ~liowiiig t'lic positioii uf tllc inscriptions. Adapted from PETBIE, Rcsenrc?tes in Sinai, map 3, facing p. 56. Map showing tllc approach to tlic tcmplc of SerAbit, cl-l-Chbdirn, sl~owing the position of tlic inscriptions. Adapted from WEILL, Pdwineulo du Sinai, carto 5, p. 177. La Plan of the tcmplc of ScrBbit cl-KhBdim, showing thc position of thc inscriptions.
Aclaptcd from PNTRIE, ltcscarchccr in Sittai, map 4, at thc end of the Look.

LXXXII-LXXXIII LXXXIV

LYXXV

THE INSCRIPTIONS O F SINAI.

volume and of the 'Descriptive Text which is to follow it, was simply the publication of the inscriptions copied in the Peninsula of Sinai by the expedition sent out in the winter of 1904-5 under the direction of Professor Flinders PETRIE.It became almost immediately clear, however, that a small additional expenditure of time and labour would suflice to make the publication into a complete Corpus of Egyptian records from Sinai, mainly by the inclusion of a number of inscriptions of which squeezes are presemed in the British Museum, but which the Fund expedition found to have been destroyed. As many of these inscriptions were among the finest and most important left by the Egyptians in Sinai, the value of our collection has been very considerably increased by their inclusion. We hasten to acknowledge at once that our work would have been one of infinitely RI. K Weill's previous work. greater dificulty, and indeed could hardly have assumed its present exhaustive character, without the help given by M. Raymond WEILL'S admirable Recueil des hscriptions Lyyptiennes du Sinai, published in 1904. To M. WEILL belongs the credit of having drawn attention to the long-forgotten collection of squeezes in the British Museum, of having classified and copied them, and of having sought out, from the most obscure corners of our widely scattered literature of Egyptology, all references to the remains of Ancient Egyptian activity in Sinai. M. WEILL'S exceptional gift as a bibliographer has left us but little to discover in this last respect, though in the Descriptive Text to be published later we shall have to express our indebtedness to Miss PORTER certain additions, chiefly from works published for since 1904. Where so much is deserving of praise, it may seem rather ungracious to allude to defects ; but we owe it to M. WEILL to explain why we have found it desirable to incorporate in our work a number of inscriptions already edited by him. In the first place, his copies are not facsimiles, and many of the inscriptions are of considerable epigraphic interest. In the second place, by dint of a close study of the squeezes, we have frequently found it possible both to add to and to correct his readings. And lastly, the new material accruing from the Fund expedition often enabled us to join together inscriptions separated and imperfectly understood by him, or to substitute better copies for the inaccurate sketches made by early travellers and reproduced in his volume. We should be doing a disservice to our science if we conceded the fact that the present work ought, in a large measure, to supersede and replace that of M. WEILL; but if our own efforts, after a certain lapse of time, should be similarly superseded, we can wish no better fate for them than that they should prove as useful to our successors as M. WEILL'S labours have proved to ourselves.
The E.E.F. materials.

Aim and of the work.

THE work originally entrusted by the Egypt Exploration Fund to the authors of this

The new materials at our disposal "were a vast collection of full-scale copies of Egyptian inscriptions executed on the spot by Professor PETRIE and other members of
B

his party, and a considerable number of half-plate photogrtrphs, the best of which are reproduced in

THE INSCRIPTIONS

OF SINAI.

Professor PETRIE'S book entitled Researches i n Sinai (London, 1906). In addition to these we 'had own kindly provided us. Professor PETRIE'S some half-dozen photographs with which Professor BORCHARDT aforenamed book is, of course, a mine of information with regard to the antiquities of all the sites examined by the expedition, and has proved quite indispensable to us; but we have also profited largely by his never-failing readiness to aid us with verbal information. The first task consisted in sorting and piecing together the various inscriptions, and Their treatment. in inking-in the numerous sheets which had not already been prepared for reproduction by members of the expedition. The number of the inscriptions which could be controlled by the squeezes in the British Museum having been established, a systematic collation with these was then undertaken, and facsimiles were made from the squeezes wherever the latter proved to be the only, or the best, sources. Practically all the manual work involved both in these preliminaries and later was performed by Mr. PEET singly. Both editors, however, are equally responsible for the final and exhaustive collation of the copies which next followed; in this not only were the squeezes utilized, but also the admirable photographs of the old Ordnance Survey, the more recent photographs, the " lottinographs" of LOTTIN LAVAL,the DE Then followed the indexing of all names and titles, with a view to establishing the chronology of our materials. After this a final renumbering was undertaken, the separate inscriptions being arranged in definite serial order. Particularly in dealing with the large stelae inscribed on two, or on all four, sides, Dificulties difficulties were often encountered in grouping the various inscriptions together, and in establishing their relative positions. Unfortunately, the indications marked on the copies made by the expedition were often quite insufficient for our guidance, and we not infrequently despaired of attaining the right solution. But an assiduous use of the photographs, measurement of the sizes of hieroglyphs and the columns containing them, and other such means of verification, finally enabled us to solve most of the problems that presented themselves. Here and there we may have gone astray ; and we would therefore request students to take note that we ourselves have had no knowledge of the actual site, but have merely reconstructed it in our minds to the best of our ability and within the restrictions imposed by the materials before us. It has been a task of no little interest to determine which inscription was carved on which wall, where this stele lay, where that statue stood. Both of us hope one day to visit the site that has thus absorbed our attention during many months ; if ever we should do so, we shall doubtless wonder how we ventured to write a treatise upon a subject so remote, and shall meditate not without pangs on the limitation of our power to visualize at a distance ! It would not be right to present this volume to students without an explicit Unequal value of the copies here admission and warning to the effect that the textual materials contained in it vary
given. encountered.

notebooks of BURTON and PALMER, whatever previous publications there might be. and

greatly in their degrees of accuracy.

Many circumstances combined to render the task

of the expedition one of extreme difficulty : the almost overwhelming mass of the inscriptions, the unwieldy dimensions and sand-worn condition of many of the monuments, the unequal competence of the copyists, and the imperative need of completing the work in a given space of time. To have published as they stood the materials entrusted to us would have been to confer on Egyptology a very doubtful benefit. We have therefore spared no pains to employ every means of control a t our disposal. where the originals were available or our squeezes were in good condition-and fortunately this was the case in very many instances-we may confidently claim to offer final and absolutely accurate copies of the texts concerned. Photographs are more precarious aids, but they have enabled us to make many certain corrections. In cases where no check was possible, we have thought it best to give the Fund copies exactly as we found them, even when they contained obvious errors. W e earnestly beg those who use tltis book. to consult in every case the Synopsis given i n the following pages, or else the detailed commentary later to be published;

in both places they will find exact statements of the means of control that stood at our disposal, and hence will be able to infer the eztent to whicl~we can accept the responsibility for the copies here published. By way of conclusion, there remains to us the pleasant duty of acknowledging our indebtedness for help rendered to us in many quarters. Our obligations to M. WEILL'S published work have been

INTRODUCTION.

indicated above. Professor PETRIEhas vouchsafed to us his ever-ready assistance - and counsel, and has permitted us to utilize the maps given in his own book, which have been admirably redrawn by Mr. Stanley NORTH. TO Dr. E. A. Wallis BUDGE,Keeper of the Egyptian Department of the British Museum, we are indebted for full facilities in using the squeezes in his keeping. has favoured us with extracts from her invaluable bibliographical collections. Miss Bertha PORTER Lastly, the Curators of

various museums both 'in Great Britain and in America have shown the utmost courtesy in replying to our queries concerning the monuments received by them as a result of the Fund expedition; since the list will still doubtless be supplemented, we defer our detailed ackriowledgments to these kind helpers until the appearance of our second volume.

THE INSCRIPTIONS O F SINAI.

SYNOPSIS O F THE INSCRIPTIONS O F SINAI.

EXPLANATORY N O T I C E .
THE Table contained in the following pages attempts to give, in compact form, the main details of information concerning the inscriptions published in this volume. Hence it will be possible to .see a t a glance which texts are new and in what books the remainder have been published; the means of control employed; the exact provenance; the nature of the monuments in question; and, finally, their chronological order and distribution. Included in the list are references to a few minor monuments which, for one reason or another, have found no place in our Plates : these will be dealt with in the Descriptive Text as fully as our sources allow; most, if not all, will be found either in M. WEILL'SRecueil Researches in Sinai, books indispensable to des Inscriptions dgyptiennes du Sinai or in Professor PETRIE'S all students whose requirements are not purely and simply philological. Unfortunately, we have found i t impossible as yet to state definitely the present whereabouts of all the monuments that were brought from Sinai by the Fund expedition : the original distribution lists are lost, and our efforts to track down the originals have not always been successful; we hope to give such information as is availablc on this subject in our second volume. The various columns contained in our Table must now be considered in turn. Number of Inscription. The consecutive numbers 1 to 355 are those by which, the editors hope, the inscriptions will henceforth be known; for purposes of reference " Sinai 147" ought to prove an adequate mode of quotation. The principles of classification followed by us must here be explained. The main division is between Egyptian and non-Egyptian inscriptions : the latter (345-355) consist of no more than eleven monuments exhibiting the new script discussed in Journal o Egyptian Archaeology, vol. iii, pp. 1-21. f Next, the principal sites involved were distinguished ; these were I, MaghArah (1-45); 11, WBdy Nasb (46) ; 111, the Valleys and Mines near SerBbPt el-KhBdim (47-61); with the Approach to same (62-344). see below under the heading Date. and IVY the Temple of Seriibft el-KhLdim, together Within these divisions the arrangement was mainly chronological;

Plate.

By the Roman numerals given under this head the Plates of the present volume are As already noted,

indicated ; on these the numbers of the individual inscriptions are clearly marked.

a certain number of inscribed objects are not included in our Plates, but will be dealt with in our second volume. Under this head a separate column is allowed for R. WEILL, Recueil des Inscriptions e'gyptiennes du Sinai, Paris, 1904, where fuller bibliographical details will be found. In the second column are grouped together the necessary references to a few previous publications of These are : William Flinders PETRIE,Researches in Sinai, London, 1906 (abbreviation : P. R.) ; Ordnance survey of the Peninsula o Sinai, London, 1869 (the Text, containing a few line Plates, f constitutes Part I, and is here quoted as Sur. I ; of the three volumes of photographs the third alone concerns us, and is quoted as Sur. iii) ; LOTTINDE LAVAL,Voyage dans la Phinsule Arabipue, Paris, 1855-9 (abbreviation: LL.); R. LEPSIUS, Denknzaler aus Aeyypten und Aethiopien, Berlin, 1845-55, fundamental importance.

Bibliographical.

SYNOPSIS O F THE INSCRIPTIONS O F SINAI.

(abbreviation L. D.) ; Georg STEINDORFF, UrEunden des liyyptischen Altertzsms, containing Urkunden des alten Reichs, bearbeitet von KURT SETHE(quoted as CTrk. I), and Urkunden der IS. D9nastie, Bearbeitet von A concordance of these various works will be found below, pp. 17-9. KURTSETHE(quoted as U . 1

Nature of Monument.

explanation. phrase, in order to indicate the large stelae, usually inscribed on all four sides, that are found in the Approach to the Temple and elsewhere ; Professor

The indications given under this head mostly afford their own Note, however, that the term "Free-standing stele" has been chosen, for want of a better

PETRIE called these Bethels, but this name, for has

reasons to be explained in the Text, seems to us misleading if not entirely inaccurate. Sometimes the name of the person in whose honour the monument was erected is added under this rubric. Such an addition is made, however, only there where the name has proved of importance for the classification and the dating of the monument. For example, our nos. 108-10 mention a "chief intendant of the Treasury Ptahw~r." This man caused a rock tablet (our no. 54) to be graven near Mine C in the 45th year of Amenemmes 111; hence we are permitted, with relatively small chance of error, to date nos. 108-10 from the Temple of Seriibft el-Khbdim to this year, and to establish their position in the series accordingly. Date. The Egyptian monuments in Sinai range between Dynasties I-XX (circa B.C. 3200-1 150). Maghkrah provides all the records of the Old Kingdom, with one possible exception a t Serabit el-Khbdim (no. 62); on the other hand it shows hardly any records of the New Kingdom (nos. 44-5), which are fairly abundant at Serbbft. The Middle Kingdom is well represented a t both of the principal sites, the period of maximum activity being apparently the reigns of Amenemmes 111-IT. Subject to the main principles of classification (Egyptian. and un-Egyptian inscriptions, and the four large topographical divisions) named above, our, arrangement is chronological, ~ i n a s t ~ , reign, and regnal year being taken into account as far as possible. After each of the series of definitely dated monuments of the Old and Middle Kingdoms, the XVIIIth Dynasty and Dyn. XIX-XX, we have placed a series of monuments dated to these periods on grounds of style only. Within the individual reigns the inscriptions assigned to specific years are taken first (e.g. Amenemmes 111, years 2-45, nos. 83-110), and those not attributable to a definite year follow (nos. 111-117) ; but many belonging a t first sight to the latter class (e.g., nos. 84, 90, 94) were found to have been dedicated by persons named on specifically dated monuments, and could, consequently, be intercalated within the former class. In such cases, the information that is 1 due solely to inference is enclosed within square brackets [ 1. As an instance we may cite nos. 108-10, already cited under the heading Nature of Monument : these being, by comparison with no. 54, dated with relative certainty to the 45th year of Amenemmes 111, are inserted in our series after the sole monument of ,, ,, ,, yr. 453 = [Dyn. XII, year 44 (no. 107), the entry under the heading Date being [ ,, Amenemmes 111, yr. 453. Should it so happen, as in the case of no. 107, that the number of the regnal year is given, but not the reign, only the king's name is bracketed. When the year is omitted, but can by the position of the inscription in the series be inferred, i t is indicated, not by brackets, but ~ r e l y (e.9, no. 109). In the XVIIIth Dynasty the reigns of Hatshepsut and Tuthmosis 111, a period of dynastic struggles, are taken together. In the arrangement of the monuments of these reigns (nos. 1748-204) the local distribution within the Temple has been taken into consideration, so as not to separate from one another the scenes adorning the " Hall of Sopdu" and those in the
"

Hathor hanaffyah" respectively ; some of these

name Hatshepsut alone, some Tuthmosis I11 alone, and all clearly belong to the period of joint rule. They are therefore classified before the stelae of the 25th and 27th years of Tuthmosis I11 (nos. 196-198), when Hatshepsut was dead. In other cases as well (e.g. no. 48), the topographical distribution of the texts has been considered in fixing their number.

Exact Provenance. Under this rubric, which appears only in reference to the inscriptions from
serkbft and its neighbourhood (the main divisions 1 1 IV, V), we have attempted, so far as possible, 1,

to indicate the precise spot where the individual inscriptions were found. Sometimes the source of our information was a note written on the back of the original drawings, sometimes we were guided by Professor
C

THE INSCRIPTIONS O F SINAI.

PETRIE'S book; but in other cases, and they are not few in number, a published or unpublished photograph has enabled us to establish the provenance. Thus we should have been in ignorance as to the source of no. 81 but for the fact that a small portion of it is visible in the photograph of the "Lesser hanafiyah" published in PETRIE, Resea?-ches, fig. 105 ; too little of the statue is there seen for a reference to the book to have been given under the heading Bibliographical, and for precise information as to the evidence on which we base this and other localizations the student must consult our Descriptive Text. . The names of the various rooms aud parts of the Temple are those given to them by Professo~PETRIE, and adopted by us in our reproduction of his plan, PI. LXXXVI. Some special remarks are necessary in connection with the large free-standing stelae assigned by us to the Approach to the Temple. Our plan, P1. LXXXV, has been redrawn from R. WEILL, L a Presqu'9le du Sinai, Paris, 1908, carte 5, p. 177, where nineteen points a t which monuments stood are marked. Op. cit., pp. 175-6, he gives a list of these monuments, some of which were at once recognizable among our materials, while others were not. Now M. WEILL was, for a time, a member of the E.E.F. expedition, and his later book was written after the return of that expedition. I t seems, therefore, not without -significance that his nos. 1, 10, 11, and 14 (= our 66, 82, 73, and 138 respectively), all identifiable with certainty on evidence given either by him or by Professor PETRIE (see Descriptive Text for details), proved identical with nos. 1, 10, 11, and 14 respectively in the materials as handed over to us by the Fund. The only other original Fund numbers below nineteen found by us were nos. 4 ( = our 133), 5 ( = our 146), 12 ( = our 74), 15 (= our 147), and 18 ( = our 248) ; or, in other words, if ever there were any Fund copies numbered 2, 3, '6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 16, 17, or 19, their numbers had been changed before they came into our h.ands. The coincidences above noted appear to warrant the conjecture that Professor PETRIE'S original nos. 4, 5, 12, 15, and 18 stood a t the points 4, 5, 12, 15, and 18 respectively on M. WEILL'S plan; and since neither scholar suggests, with regard to these monuments, any evidence pointing in a contrary direction, we have accepted these conjectural positions in our Table, and several of them are also indicated in our reproduction of the plan. With regard to the monuments that stood at the remaining points we know nothing, except as regards those a t 7, 9, 16, and 17 : the stelae at 7 and 9 were, as M. WEILL'S account makes clear, our nos. 118 and 107 respectively, and a t 17 lay the broken stele of Sethnakht (our 271), which, Professor PETRIE tells us (Researches, p. 75), originally stood on the south side of the temple-entrance (see P1. LXXXVI) ; at 16 was the well-known and conspicuous stele of Sethos I (our 247), visible, for instance, in Researches, figs. 85, 90, hut left uncopied by the Fund expedition. Possibly the remains a t some of the marked points were too much destroyed to be copied. Plate showing original Position. Under this rubric references are made to the four maps or plans : PI. XV, MaghLrah, adapted from PETRIE,Resea~ches,map 2, facing p. 38 ; P1. LXXXIV, Valleys of Serhbft el-KhLdim, adapted from op. cit., map 3, facing p. 55; PI. LXXXV, The approach to the Temple of SerLbft el-KhLdim, adapted from R. WEILL, L a Prespu'?le du Sinai, carte 5, p. l77 ; and P1. LXXXVI, Plan of the Temple of SerLbft, el-Khkdim, adapted from PETRIE,op. cit., map 4, a t the end of the book. Some of the entries given under this heading are enclosed in round brackets ( ); this means that the numbers of the monuments are, for one reason or another, not actually marked on the plans. Nature of Copy. All reproductions of the original drawings entrusted to us by the Fund are indicated by the words E.E.F. copy; and unless they are accompanied by some further symbol, it must be understood that they have not been altered or changed in any way. Where, however, a squeeze (indicated by t), a photograph (indicated by "), or the original (indicated by 11) has been available, such corrections as these permitted have beer] made. In the case of photographs, in particular, we are often unable to guarantee that we have detected all mistakes ; but unless the asterisk or similar symbol is enclosed in brackets ( ), the student is entitled to the belief that our sources of control have seemed to us to suffice for their purpose. Further details will be given in the Descriptive Text-. Number of Inscription. As a guide to the eye our final numbering is repeated a t the right of the Table.

SYNOPSIS OF THE INSCRIPTIONS OF SINAI.

1
3f

Bibliographical.

Number Plate in Inscrip- I this Volume. tion. 1

Il
Nature of 51onument.

l
Date.

lI
l

Other Books.'

Plate showing 1 exact 1 original ' Position.

-

'/

Kature of Copy.2

lof Inscrip Number

tion.

I P. R., figs. 45-47; SW. 3, figs. 1 , 2 I1 Rock tablet.. I I,

........

Dyn. I, Semempses

. . . . . .

XV XV XV XV XV

..
P. R., figs. 48, 49

..
. . . . . . . .

'

..
6 bis

..

P. B., figs. 43, 5 0 ; LL. 3, 1; L. D. 1 , 2 , a ; Urk. I, 7 . . . . 1

Sur. iii, 5 ; LL. 1, 1 ; 3, 2 ; I T , 2 , b , c ; Urk. 1 , 8 ..

,, ,, ,, ,,
1,

, , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,, - . . . . . . . .
7
"
"

Dyn. 111, Tosorthros . . . . . . ,, Sanaknt . . . . . . iI

,,

,,

. . . . . . i

. . . E.E.F. copy (t*) . E.E.F. copy * . . . E.E.F. copy (1 . . .

E.E.F. copy t * E.E.F. copy t * E.E.F. copy *

. . . .

. . . .

. . . .

. . . .

. . . .

. . . . . . Dyn. IV, Snofru .

'

. . . . . .

. . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . ....
8
9

..

,l

"

"

Traced from squeeze *

1 { .. . . l/ l?.R.,fig.53;L.D.II,152,a;Urk.I,53
P. R., figs. 43, 52; LL. 1, 2 ; L. D. 11, 39, f ; Urk. I , 32 ..

9,

"

"

. . . . .

Dyn. V, Sahure

. . . . . . . ..
XV

E.E.F. copy t

. . . . . . . .

, , ,, . . . . . . . . . .

,,

,, . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . ,, ,, Neuserre Ini . . . .

,,

,,

E.E.F. copy" . . . . . . . . . . E.E.F.copyt

{
i

P. R., figs. 43, 64;

L. D. II,39, e ; Urk. :%457 [Trk. I, 55

i
V111 IV

31:

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . /
l

....
,, ,,
,,,,

. . . . . . . . Hand-copy after LEPSIUS . .

10 11 13 13

Menkauhor

. . .

E.E.F. copy t*

. . . . . . . . 1

..........

,,

,, . . . . . . . . . .

,, ,, Dadkare Asosi, yr. after

3rd census Dadkar6 Asosi, yr. 9th census ... Dadkare Asosi . . .

....
. . ..
.. ..

Traced from squeezes

9,

....
....

Uk. I, 56; see too BRUGSCH, Thesaurus, p. 1494, nos. 19, 21 . .

15
l8

l!
I

19

;{ :(
l

..
13

L. D.11, 3 9 , d ; Urk.I,55 1 LL. 2, 2; L. D. 1 , 116, a; 1 I, 91 . . . . . . . . . . . . LL. 2, 1 ; L. D. 1 , 1 1 6 , a ; Urk. I. 1 I, 112 . . . . . . . . . . . .

1 ....

.............. ,),,.......... , ) . . . . . . . . . .

Dyn. VI, Phiops I , yr. 18th census . . . . .

Traced from squeeze, with additions from LEPSIUS.. . . . .

...

'~racedfrornsqueeze .

..

..

; See
i{

BRUGSCH, !l%esaurus,p. no. 11 L. D. Text, V, 381 : BRUGSCH, Gr&to .. Thesaurus, p. 1493, no. 17

............

1491,]

I,
1

.............. .......... I Gr&ti ~ock inscription.. .. :. ..

Dyn. VI, Phiops 11, yr. of 2nd . . . . . . . . census Old Kingdom

3,
1,

. . . . . . . .
. . . . . .

..I!/ 1.
..
..
..
X I XV

1
/

. . . . .
. . . . .

Traced from squeezes . E.E.F. copies

1 ..........
. . . . . a . . . .

17 b i ~ R 20 51, 22
26

1
l
c

..
Sur. I, 3, fig. 3

.. ........
L "
a"

1I

"L
I

.. .. ..

.. .. ..

l / Rock sculpture in relief . . . . I tableb. . . . . . . . . . D ]Rock tablets ........ l

79

7)

,?

1 . . . . . . . . i
. . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . Traced from squeezes . . . . . .

..
From publication Traced from squeeze

From publications (2 copies)

, , , , ,,
9,

. . . . . . . .
,,
9,

...... . . . . . .

Din. XII, Amenemmes 111, yr. 2

,,
,7

,,
,
y,

Rock tablet..

27

LL. ; {Sur. iii, 3 ; . . . 5,. .1 . .L.. .D.]! 11,137,f . { Sur.3iii,, g3. .; LL. . 2,. .3 ; . . . . . 1 7 . . L. D. IT, 137, h . . . . . . . . ' LL.7,5; L.D.II,137,i . . . . ;

........ l ,, ,, . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Il
,,

,,
>

)l

....
9,

,,

,l

,..30/

,,
9,

yr. 41
yr. 42
9,

..
XV

. . . . . . . . . . E.E.F. copy t * . . . . . . . . I Traced from squeeze . . . . . .

Traced from squeeze* Traced from squeeze * Traced from squeeze

....

,,

of Ameny,? cf. 142

,,
1,

,, ,
9

X XI11 XIV XI1 XI1 XI1 XI XIV XI11 XI11

, , ,, . . . . . . . . . . ,, ,, . . . . . . . . . .

9,

9,

. . . . . .

9,

7,

>9
y

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LL. 5, 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . Sur. iii, 4 ; L. D. 11, 137, d . . . . . , , . . . . . . . . . . . .

..

..

,) ,, ,,
:>

,,

9,

,,

,, yr. 43 ,,y r . 2 0 + ~ ,
9

,, Amenemmes IV, yr. 6

3,

i SW. 4; L. D., 11, 137, e iii,

..

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1
I

LL.8,l;L.D.I1,14O,n

....

. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

99

>,

,,

. . . . . .

..........
Fragment of rock tablet

Middle Kingdom

Hand-copy from rubbing Traced from squeeze

....
.

......

XI11 XI11 XI11 XI11 XI1

XIV

.. Semi-hieratic gratlito ..
Rock inscription Hieratic graffito .

E.E.F. copy f * . . . . . . . Traced from E.E.F. photograph Traced from squeeze * E.E.F. copyt* Traced from squeeze

... Semi-hieratic graffito . . Graffito ......

...... ........ ............
Dyn. XVIII, Hatshepsut-Tuthmosis 1 1 yr. 16 . . 1, .. Dyn. XIX, Ramesses I1

.... ........
......

Graffito?

42
43

l{
I

LL. 2, 4 ; L. D. ''IJ Urk.IV, 393 .

..

28, 2 ;
Stele

.. ..

E.E.F.copyt

. . . . . . . .

..

. . . .

Said to have been seen by EBERS

1 Abbreviations : P. R. = PETRIE, Researches h Sinai ; Sur. = Ordnance Sarvey; LL.= ~~ DE LAVALL. D. = LEPSIUS, ; Denkmiiler ; "pbols : t collated with squeeze ; * collated with photogrsph; U collated with origiml; ( ) source used for collation imperfect or

THE INSCEIPTIONS O F SINAI.

11.-W~Y NASB.

Of

Number Plate i i Inscrip- this Volume. tion. .

1
$vIEILL,
Reczteil.
p -

Bibliographical. Other Books.'

I
Nature of Mcaument.
.-. -

..

.-

. -

Il
l

Date.
l

Plate showing exact original Position.

!
.

..

! Rock tablet. . . . . . . . . .

Dyn. XII, Amenemmks 1 1yr. 20 1,

iI

..

Nature of Dopy.'

E.E.F. copy

........

1 1
46

Number of Inscription.

IIL-THE

VALLEYS AND MINES NEAR

SERBIT E L - K ~ D I M .
Plate showing original Position. Number !of Inscription.

1
1

Number of Inscrip- thP1ate in is Volume. tion.

I
RecueiZ.

Bibliographical.

I
Nature of Monument.

I
Date.

WEILL,
I

E a t Provenance. xc

Nature of Dopy.'

Other Books.1

4'7 48 49 50 51

XVI XVI XVI XVI XVIII

50 51
. m

Rock tablet
99

79

,, , ,
17

........ ........ .......

......

Dyn. XII, Amenemmea 1 ,yr. 24 1

2,

Mine A
97

......
......

LXXXIV LXXXIV

99 $9

$7

,J

79
Y>

161 56

.. 1

$9

3,

99

Mines

.........
........
,,

..

-l

E.E.F. copy t .. E.E.F. copy (7) T r a c e d from\ BTJRTON'S note.... book

,

48

47

I
1

>>

,, ,, [Amenemmes IIf], yr. 29

[,,

, ,

..
LXXXV LXXXV

LL. 10, 1..

......

Rock niche
9,
99

52 53 54 55 56

XVI XVII XVIII XVIII XVIII

..
57 58

....

...... ...... - ,
Ptahwer, cf.
. . . . . . m

,, Amenemmes 1 1 yr. 38 Neighbourhood of temple 1,

50 51 52

E.E.F. copy *

..
..

,,

79

3,

1,

1,

>9

E.E.F. copy

Rock tablet of Sebkhirhab, cf. 106-7 . . . . . . . . . .

97

Y,

yr. 44 yr. 45

Mine B Mine C
7)

. . . .
. . . . . .

LXXXIV LXXXIV LXXXIV LXXXIV LXXXIV LXXXIV LXXXIV

E.E.F. copy t*

....

..
59

....

[Rock tablet of 108-10

.

9,

7 ,

;
'

I
53

. Figures incised on rock

....
i

Middle Kingdom (1)

......1

. . . . .

Rock tablet of Sinofret, 4 . 1 1 2 Stele

Dyn. XII, Amenemmes 1 1 1

..

E.E.F. copy * ..

55 56 57 58 59

Mine D

......
......(
(l)

........

,, ,, Amenemmes IV, yr. 6 A t point P . . . . .

Dyn. XVIII, Tuthmas& IT, yr. 4 Mine E
y,

I E.E.F. copy * . .

E.E.F. copy t . . E.E.F. copy t . .

11

59 60 61

XIX
XIX

102 101

1
i 1
. . . .
P., R., fig. 74

Rock tnblet and graffiti : 58e Ekhrof, cf. 234 . . . . . .

l

Rock tablet

........

!
l

,,

),

Is

S?

....../ .....

Traced from' squeeze,compared with E.E.F. copy

39

9,

..

..

......

SteIe

...... .. ..........

1 Doubtful

9,

,, yr. 7 ..........
9,

From asmine

..
LXXXIV

Rock shrine a t Q

..

Abbreviations : P. R. = PETBIE, Research in Sinai; Sur. = O r d ~ ~ t c e Survey; LL. = LOTTIN LAVAL; D. = LEPSIUS, e n M l e r ; Urk. = SETHE, Urkunden. DE L. D Symbols: t collated with squeeze; * collated with photograph; 1) collated with original; ( ) source used for collation imperfect or illegible; or else incomplete collation.

10

T H E INSCRIPTIONS O F SINAI.

IFT.-THE
l

TEMPLE OF SERAB~T E L - K H ~ I M AND THE APPROACH TO IT-Continued.

-l
l
I

rflz:~i~Number

i
l

1
j
I

pbb in 1 this Volume.

-W~ZI,, Reclleil.

Bibliographical. - -- . Other Books.'

..

Nature of Monument.

Date.

Exact Provenance.
- -.

.
XXXII

l hr.
j4

1
'

Plate showing original Posi- l tion.

Nature of Copy.?

of Inscrip-

1i l

i , 1 ;L 6, 1 ; L. D, 11,137, b . . . .

Dyn. XII, Amenemmas 1 1yr. 20 Temple, old approach.. 1, Renfsonb . 144 ,,

101

..
I

....

,>
,,
9,

,, 1

..

.
.

~{E.E.F. copies ; LXXXVI l W. face (+)* .

LXXXVI I E.E.F. copies

room G

....:
I

..

101

....
I

, ]

..

Temple

......
shrine of kings LXXXVI

E. E. F. copy,) found wrapped with 101 .

101~

..
73 + 162

P. R., fig. 113

....
..

Upper part of stele

. . . . I ,,,,
, ,

Amenemmm 1 1yr. 23 1,

.
. . . a

shle [Free-standing cf. 105of . .Renfonkh Nehy, SmaU shle

,, ]yr. 25
,, ,,
V
99

104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 111 113
ll4

XXXVI XXXIV SXXV XXXIII XXXIII XXXIII

.. 55 + 79 ..
.. ..
155

yr. 27 yr. 30 yr. 40

yah . " Temple

.......

E.E.F. copy * .. (E.E.F. copies ; W. face * .. E.E.F. copy (1

LL. 8, 5

........
....

[Freestanding .stele. .of. Nehy,. g. 103. . . ..

,
[

......! ,, sanctuary . . I
I

..
LXXXVI

..

E.E.F. copies ; S. edge (*) .

P. R., fig. 119..

,,

Approach ('l)

....

..

E.E.F. topies ; W. face*, S.} edge*, N. edge*

c. 53 f
9,
1,

9,

,, ] yr. 44 Approach (ix) . . . .

j .

'

LXXXV

E.J3.F. copy *l\

.... ....
(P. R., fig. 109, top, left)

Block from wall

..
P a L Br t'
c . 54 f

yr. 451 Temple cf. 541)

......

..

C ,,
[

7,-

9,

3 ,

1 .-

93

......
portico court..
. . . . S .

..
LXXXVI

/ /
/
l

XXXVI XXXII" XXXVII XLIV

..

....
..
60 66 (+ 164) 71

Free-standing stele Sculptured block .

.....

] . Dyn. XII, Amenemmes 1 1 1

9,

,,

3,

..

,,
Temple

..
..
~

..
..
LXXXVI ~

.. E.E.F. wpy t .. E.E.F. copies . . E.E.F. copy . .

E.E.F. copy E.E.F. copies ; upper part t * E.E.F. copy

........

1,

l3 --

,,
Temple

porch

....

xxxvllr {
XXXIX

1
l

l{
)
l l

P. R., figs. 105,125 ; Sup- F iii, 16; LL. 4, 3 ; 11, 2

Sur. iii, 13 ; LL. 4, 1 ; I

. . . ~. .

1,

-p )

9,

9,

,,

~ ~ portico court..

..I1 .
Stele

)S

. . . . :[,,
I I l

. .
99

,,l

1, yr. 18

,,

old approach..

LXXXVI

XXXVI
XL1 XL11 XL111 XLVIII XLV XLVI XLVII
I

.. -. ..76+77+ 78 (+let)
..
log
'

....
. . . a

. . . . . . . . . ./
77

Dyn. XII, Amenemmar 1 1 1

,J

. . Temple
,Y

......
..
LXXXV LXXXVI

{
,
I

h{I,
{
I

P.R.,Gg.115 . . P. R., 4. 116..

....

P. R., f g 125 ; Sur. iii, i. 16 ; LL. 6, 4 ; 7, 2 ; Free-standing stele .. L.D.II,144,r . . . .

~Zaf, P. R., fig. 120 ;,LL. 8, 3; l Free-standing stele with I L. D. 1 , 144, p 1 a

..

..

..
I

....

..

I(b),P.R.,fig.9B5..

...
....1

Free-standing stele . Stele

...... ...... , . . . . . . I D p . XII, Amenemmm IV, yr. 4 1 A p p r d ( ~ i ). . . .

99
99

. . . . . .

,, ,,
p,
Y9

,,
1,

,,

yr. 6
3,

Temple, shrine of kings

I
I

......
. . . .

'
l

9,

Y,

,
[

9,

yr. 8

9,

9,

,, ] yr. 9
Mackar6

; Wall inscriptions ..

,, ,, Amenemmm IV and

..

scenes and inscrip

(?)l
.. '

. Lxxxvl [ E.E.F. copies ;S. edge* .. .. E.E.F. copy . . Temple ...... E.E.F. copies; E. ,, sanctuary .. 1) ,, shrine of kings LXXXVI I E.E.F. copies .. I
,,
portico court.

......

,, ,,

[Amenemmes IV 'l]

,,

9I

,,

125 l26 l27 128 129

XLVII XL1 XLVIII XLIV XLIV XLIV XL XL XL

1
1
i

1
l

.. ..
62

....

+ 68
.. ..

l{
I

........ P- R., 'g. log; LL. ...... ; L. D. 11, 140,o . . . . wall inscriptions Inscription from column .. ....

Wall scenes and inscriptions. .

.. -.

I Large stele

79

1
l
:

,, portico . . . . ,, ,, MaLkare.. . . . . ...... ,, ,, Amenemmm IV .. , Temple . . l ,, portico . . . . ,, ,,

99 97

LXXXVI

.
LXXXVI

I
l

19

79

9,

19

., 1 ..

,,

sanctuary

..

LXXXVI 1 E.E.F. copy

9,
>?

1 2 9 ~1

/l

....
....

Architrave inscription
99

. . . . ; ,,
....
l
I
9,

,,
v,

97

99

130 131 132

i
l

..
.. ..
..

,,
)%

....
....

Fragment of stele Statuette. . Lintel

--

......

,,
,,

., ,,

y,

..

! l
i

j
i

;
l

....

. . . . . . . . ..........

Amenemmes [ 1 ('l)], 11 i yr. 23 I " Amenemmes [ 1 (?)l 11

l 1

Hathor hanafiyah(1) . . . . . . Temple, portico court (l) (LXXXVI) Temple

,,

......
. . . . . .

..

..
LXXXVI

,, ,

,,
-

in front of cave
- -

j E.E.F. copy ..
p

Abbreviations : P. R. = PETRIE, Researches in Sinai; Sur. = Ordnance Surveg ; LL. = LOTTIN LAVAL; D. = LEPSIUS, DE L. Denkmiiler ; Urk.= SETHE, r k u h . U S p b o l s : t collated with squeeze; * collated with photograph ; 11 collated with original ; ( ) source used for collation imperfect or illegible; or else incomplete collation. This names "the brother of the prince of the Rethenu EJbbdd," cf. 85, 87, 92, and therefore ought to belong to the earlier part of the reign. The owner of this stele is named on a graffito (7) a t bottom of 114, E. side. We have no hand-copy of the figure of Sopd between 124 (a) and (b). The attribution t o Zaf is based solely on the position in the shrine of kings.

J,

....

Pieces of a stele

. . . . . .I

Dyn. XII, Amenemmes I 1 1

......

.. ..
~

'1

E.E.F. copies ; W. facet*, S. ~ edge* . . . . W. facet*, N. edge (*) . . . . .

.. E.E.F. copies .. E.E.F. copy * .. E.E.F. copy * . .

E.E.F. copy

. ]l

E.E.F. copies E.E.F. copy E.E.F. copies

.. I .. '

.. .. , ..

9,

Drawn from a photograph .. E.E.F. copy*

..

SYNOPSIS O F THE INSCRIPTIONS O F SINAI.

11

1V.-THE

TEMPLE OF S E R ~ B ~ETL - K ~ I M AND THE APPROACH TO IT-Continued.

I
8

I Number

Bibliographical.

of Inscrip I tion.

Plate in
Recueil.

-Other Books.'

l
l

Nature of Monument.

!
l

1
Date.

Exact Provenance.

l Plate showing I

,l

/ Number / original Pai- I Nature of Copy.* of I;p/ g: tion. , 1 i I I

LXXXV

l
LV

..

....
....

/ Free-standing stele . . . . .. )l I Middle Kingdom, reign unknown, F- [+ 21 2

I

....

/
!

E.E.F. copies

.. ! ..

133 134

1 S*

........
.........

.,

:
l

reign unknown,l!l~emple~ of ~ a t h o r L x X X V I S 1 yr. 5 [+ X] hanafiyah .... Temple

1
I

i, E.E.F. copy
' 'E.E.F.

1
I

TOP of stele

3)

......

..
copies : E. face, W. face, UPPr Part t, S. e d g e , u p p e r 1 136 part*; N. edge, tracedfromp~~ 1 MER'S note-book

i
reignunLwmy yr. 11

Temple,oldsppmacl~

LXXXVI

reign unknown,
l

, f Near approach to temple Unknown

Lxxxrr LXXXV

....
LL. 8, 4 ;L. D. 11, 144, q

1 Top of free-standing stele

Free-standing stele (2)

79

u*novs( vr. 31

.. ..

3,

......

'I

E.E.F. copies ; E. face (*), W. face, bottom (*) E.E.F. mpy Traced from

.. 1

}l 1

137 138 139

1I
1

. . . . . .

.....

....
....

1
I

....
l

F-standing

stele..

. . . .
......
[? Amenemmes 1 1 yr. 42]] 1,

Temple, portico court..

edge (*)
.

....
LIV

70

....

I
1

Free-standing stele of Aminy, 2 c. 28 . . . . . . . . . . f Free-standing stele.. . . . . Side of free-standing stele (l) of Renfsonb,? CJ 100,101, l o l l

9,

l' .
i

E.E.F. LXXXVI LxxXvI

copies;{!
* S . .

141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148

porch

....
. .

E.E.F. copies

..
..

99

. . . . . . . , . ,,
......l

,,

,,

{
1

' Side of free-standing stele (1). .

XLIII L1 XLV

83

.. 1 Side of freestanding stele .. i Part of stele (1) . . . . . Wall inscription . . . . . . , Side of free-standing stele (1). . I
, Parts of free-standing stele
I

...... .... Approach (v) . . . . . . ,, (xv) . . . . j . . . . . . . Unknown . . . . .: . . . . . . i Temple, sanctuary (1) ..

. . . . . . . . . .i

Unknown

......

. . . ....
LXXXV LXXXV

E.E.F. copy (t) E.E.F. copy E.E.F. copy

9,

1
I

..

E.E.F. copies . .

....
(LXXXVI)

2,

99

,,

. .

/
1

......j
...... /
unknown king, yr. 17

Unknown

......

....

Traced from squeeze.. .. E.E.F.copy

149

150
151 152 153

i
'

.. ..

. . . . . . .. i / From a doorpost . . . . . . .
l

i Door jambs

. . . . . . I. Temple, sanctuary (?) .. ' LXXXVI

Temple

E.E.F. copies ..

Small semi-hieratic stele

1 Fragment of stele
1

.. ......

......
......
...... ......

....
....

..

'
i
I l

1
l

....

j E.E.F. copy (11)

;

E.E.F. copy *[l

154 155 156

Part of stele (?)

......

....

Lower part of double statuette From edge of free-standing]!

......
. . . . .
. . . . . . . . .
Unknown Temple

. . . . I! ,,
I

E.E.F. copy

,,

.. 1 .. 1

. . . . . . .

XLVI

..
1

. . . .
5.

, XLVI
XLVIIl XLVIII XLVIII
L1 L111

..

/
i
l

.. .. ..

.... ....

......I Small stele . . . . . . . .I Part of small stele . . . . . . 1

Fragments of stele Fragment of free-standingstele ' Part of small stele
i

....

'E.E.F.copies.. E.E.F. copy E.E.F.copy

158
1
I

,,
Templ.

....
....

i
,

.. ..

L111 LIV LIV

... P. B., fig. 121 . . . . . . Small obelisk . . . . . Part of small stele . . . .... .... . . . ,,
9,

. . . .

. . . .

l .I .r . .
l

......
. . . . . .

! Unknown

.... .... ....

.... .... ....
.... .... .... ....

..

159 160 161 162

E.E.F.copyII..;

..

9,

,,

jE.E.F.copyII..

I E.E.F. copy
I

163 164 165 166

.. ..

1E.E.F.copyI1.. E.E.F. copy

.... ....
. . . .

Altar

. . . . . . . . . .

Lower portion of small stele . . Small stele

,
l

"

9,

..

'I

167
.

.........
. . . . . . . .

E.E.F. copy (1 . . ,
E.E.F. copy

168

....
P. R., fig. 1 2 2 . .

Part of small stele . . . . . .

....
....
l

....

Small stele

.. E.E.F. copy * (1

169

170

' Abbreviations : P.
Symbols:

R. = PETRIE, Researches iqt Sinai ; Sur. = Ordnance S r e ; LL. = LOTTIN LAVAL D. = LEPSIUS, uvy DE ; L. Dmkmiih ; Urk.= SETHE,r u . Uk* collated with squeeze; * collated with photograph; Ij collated ~ t original; ( ) source used for collation imperfect or illegible; or else incomplete collationh

THE INSCRIPTIONS O F SINAI.

IV.-THE
l
I

TEMPLE OF SERAB~ EL-KH&IM AND THE APPROACH TO IT- Continued. T

p -

I
171 171~ 172 l73
1

--

I
Recwil.

Bibliographical. Other Books.]

-

1
Nature of Monument.

1
Date.
1
..
-

1
Exact Provenance.
..-P-.~..

Plate In tion.
-

Plate showing I original PosiNature of Copy.? tion.

..---p p . .

I
i
I

Number
of Inscrip-

tion.

p -

- . p . - - .

i
l

.. ..
LVI LvI

;
l
i

1 7 4 1

.. ..
LVI LVII

.. .. .. .. ..

P. R., figs. 144, 2 ; 148, 3

P. R.,figs. 148, 1 ; 151, 16

....

....
147,l; 148,4-6; 150, l ]

l Minor objects . . . . . . . . Dyn. XVIII, [Amosis I] . . . . l ,, Amenophis I .. ,, ,, . . . . . . .. !, ,, Lintel .. . . . . . . . . . . ,, ,, Portion of architrave ( 8 ) . . . . .. l ........ ,, Tuthmosis I ..
,

Temple
,9

......
. . . . . .
portico

., ..
LXXXVI (LXXXVI)

.... . . . .
E.E.F. copy

lil

9,

9,

"

~3

))

93

,, ,,
Temple
"

. . .

portico (2)

..

,,

,,

.. .. ,
I

17'3 153 174 174~

3,

. . . . . .

..
..

....
....

1
I

P. R., figs. 146,2,3; 148,

7, 9, 1 0 ; 152, 9-11 ; 154, 2, 3, 6 . . . . . .
99

174~ li5 177

......

,,
i
7,

Hatshepsut and Tuthmosis 1 1 11 Tuthmosis 111, yr. 5

1,
9

. . . . . .
W. of pylon .

..

....

Large stele
9,
Y t

. . . . . . ..
. . . . . . . . I

,,
29

LVIII LVIII

..

P. R., fig. 124

...... Part of architrave . . . . . . . Stele . . . . . . . . ..

Piece of cornice Free-standing stele .

!
I
I I

,, ,,
9 )

9,

,,
9,

Hatshepsut

..

,,

....

,, ,, ,, ,,

,, ,, ,,
,

. .- i

LXXXVI

I E.E.F. copy

..

175 l76

,, ,, ,, . . I'
old approach..

,,

[Hatshepsut and)/ Temple Tuthmosis 1 1 ,yr. 11 11 Tuthmosis 1 1 yr. 1, Hatshepsut and Tuthmosis IIT, yr. 201; [Hatshepsut]

......

..
l

!i E.E.F. copy *. .
face*

l59

...

,,
,,

......
,,
31

E. E. F. copies ;

....

/
I

183 184

1
I

....
LVIII LVIII

1 Wall inscription

Large stele of Nakht, cf. 183-4, 191 ..........

sanctuary

......

..
..
..
l
l

....
....

'I I
l
I

'

..

I LXXXVI : E.E.P. copy

l
il

* ..
.. 1

181 182 183

'

,,
9,

.,
,,

..)

hall of Sopdu
3,

I Figures outlined in red . . . . Nakht, ' on wall.. cf. 181, I Scenes and inscriptions on pillars . .

[Tuthm~sis III] .. Hatshepsut and Tuthm&s 1 1 11 Tuthmois I 1 1

99

9,

7)

LXXXVI 11 E.E.F. copy I LXXXTI ! ,, ,,

I

1
I

. ..

,,
,, ,,
,,
9,

"

,,

9)

,,

LXXXVI

E.E.F. copies

184 185 186 187

..
186 LX LVII-

I P. R., pp. 88-9

I

. . . . Sphinx . . . . . . . . . .
!

.. .
88

....

Lintel block

. . . . . . . .
..

i1
l

..

No copy available

i
1

"

Hatshepsut and . I Tuthmosis 1II)l Hatshepsut .. Tuthmosis 1 1 1

7,

187

il
I

I
"
,I

Hathorbnaf'-'.j'
yah

(LXXXVI)

E.E.F. copy

..

..

1 Fragment of a titulary (1)

. . . . Ii
l

9,

i
..
. . i
l

1 P. R., fig. 110..

Sculptured block

. . . . ..
. . . . . .

97

'1
I

l
189 190 191 192

I
I

1
/

LIX LIX LXII LX

banaf'-ll LXXXVI yahj

1,
9,

1
/

..
..
..

/
l

P. R., 6g. 101..

.... ;
1
l

,,

,,

9,

,,
,, ,,
99

,,

LXXXVI

....

Sculptured blocks

. . . . . .

9,

[Tu thmosis 1 1 .. 11 Tuthmosis I 1 1

,,
9,

[
,, ,
9

iI

'

"

"

E.E.F. copy * . . E.E.F.mpy*..

188

1
l
I

189 190 l91

HathOr panafiyah (1)

1
I

l
iP.

,I'gs'. 100-1,. 103-47'ji[ '{ . . . . .. 1

....

'

Scenes and inscriptions on pillars, naming Nakht, Cf. 181, 183-4 . . . . . . . . . . I

,,
9Y

..
..

(LXXXVI) E.E.P. copies LXXXYI

..

If

panafi-] yah
),
>)

copies N.E. . 1I\ E.E.F. pillar, E;/1\ face(*) .; ..(l

iI
I
i

89

/
..

~ i n t eand doorposts l Scene from a wall

. . . .

7,

I
lg4

LX1ll

l{

I
U&. IV, 548

......

,,

1,

,,
2,

Hathor b n a f i - ) (LXXXvI) yah (7) 1 pylon, S. half through pylon

'

. . . . . . . .
Scenes on doorway..

I-

>

.' 1

,,

LXXXVI

1x0 .gmd available

-

copy

..

E.E.F. copies*

194 195

. . . . . .
I

v,
1,

, ,,
7

,
,

196 197

LXIV

[LL. 4,2 ; L. D. 1 1 29, a ; 1, Urk.IV, 885 . . . .

P. R., p 81

. . . . . . . .

>,

,,
3)

yr. 25

,, ,,

room N . . room 0..

..

LXXXVI

E.E.F. copy t

.. j

196 197 198 199 200 201

..
LXIV LXV LXI LXV LXII LXIV

......

1 Lintel

. . . . . . . . . .
....

,,

..
..

.. (LXXXVI) No copy available !

198
l

P. R., figs. 110, 123 ; Sur. iii,li;LL.ll,l ..

'

199 200 20 1 202 203

/
l
i

I E.E.F. copy * . . 1
1
Temple

I
I

....
. . . .

. . . . . . - . / ,, . . . . /, ,, Wall inscription (1) i I Portion of lintel . . . . . . l I Lintel . . . . . . . . . .

Top of stela Sculptured blocks

yY

7y

),

,,

9,

,,
13

,,
7, 7)

,,
7,

.. .. ..
..j

9)

. . . . . . ...... ......
. . . . . .

79

....
--

......

,,

. . . . . .
-.

.. .. ..

. E.E.F. copy * . . E.E.F. copy . . ,, ,, .. E.E.F. copies . .

E.E.F.copy

'

20-2

203

p -

l Abbreviations : P. R. = PETRIE, Researches in Sinai ; Sur. = Ordmfiw Survey ; LL. = L o m DE LATAL L. D. = LEPSIUS, ~ ; Dmkmiiler ; Urk. = SETHE, r E n 2 a UJUd.. * Symbols: t collated with squeeze; * collated with photograph; 11 collated with original; ( ) source used for collation imperfect or illegible ; or else incomplete collation.

SYNOPSIS O F THE INSCRIPTIONS O F SINAI.

1V.-THE

TEMPLE OF

SERAB~T EL-KH~DIM AND THE

.. . - . . .
. . p -

APPROAC'H TO IT-Co~ztinued.
. p

. - - . - - - . . - - - p -

l
1

l
1
Plate in thisVolume.

Bibliographical. WEILL, Recueil.

I
Nature of RIonument. Date. Exact Provenance.
-.

Number of =scrip1

1
I
I
I

Other Books.'
--

Plate showing original Posi- ' tion.

--

Nature of Copy."

Number of Inscription. I

. .

- --

LXII

..

....
P. R., fig. 148, 8

..

..

...... . . . . Minor objects . . . . . . . .

Sculptured block Inscriptions columns

Dyn. XVIII, Tuthmosis [III]

99

,,
9)

Amenophis I1
99

.. .. ..
..

Temple, porch ('l) Temple

.. ..

(LXXXVI)

......
rmm K . .

..
(LXXXVI) LXXXVI

( E.E.F. copy
.
. .

. . . . . . . .

from

207 208

!
i

HathOrl
8,

,, ,,
,

99

LXII LVIII

92

Sur. iii, 8 . .

......
......

Doorpost . Block

. . . . . . . . .
......

,,
>l 7)

Tuthmosis IV
1

,,
room J

....

1209

,
:
l

103 94

..
..
LXVI

iP.R.,p.W
I
1
I
I

....

..........

On Hathor pillar

,, ,,

,j

..
..

room L (3)

1
I

..
lo7 106

P. R., figs. 1 3 3 ; 145, l ; , 146, 1, 5 ; 148, 11-2 Minor objects.. 150, 2 ; 155, 5 , 7 ..;(

....

.
3)

,)

7)

,,
I

....

..

(LXXXVI) E.E.F. copy

: / i . ;); 1 { k) {F$z:r!i'2.' ..
204 205

1i

E E.F. copies (*)

. a

206

207

208

(LXXXVI) NOcopy available '

209 210 211

Amenophis I11

..

Temple

......
room B

..
LXXXVI LXXXVI

i
1

..
E.E.F. copy * E.E.F. copy

14 LL. {Sur. iii, 111,;71, c 12,. 1. ;. Large stele L. D. 211-22 .

of Panhasi,

LXVI LXVI

'

LL. 8, 2 ; L. D. 111, 7 1 , d

Large stele

...... ......
from

9l

.
7
I,
99

yr. 36
l 1
,1

,,
97

.... /

,)
t

77

,,....
room D or E (1) room D . .

:
,

/i

..
. 1
l

212 213 214 21.5 216 217 2 18

..
i

....
P. R . , fig. 95

Inscription from column (l) . . .

.....
~athori

If
7,

.. ..

,,

214

LXV LIX LXVI LXV

95

......

{Inscription column. .

..
LXV LXV

..
.. .
,
*

,
I
1 ,

........ Inscription from column (1) .. Lintel block . . . . . . . .

From statue of a baboon Lower part of stele

,,
,,

,)
9,

,,
Temple
99

.. 1

(LXXXVI) l.

LXXXVI 1 E.E.F. copy * . . '

99

,,
,I

[ ,, ~ s s of a statuette.. . . . . [ ,, e .... I (See t m P. R., fig. 144, 9) Base of an alabaster statuette ' [ ,,
See P. R . , p. 7 i

....

-.I .... i
1
!
I

,,
9,

>,
99

,)
77

.. ..
I

97

"

. . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . ..
roon1E..
9,

.. . ..
a

,,
..

".IF. copy
1,

-.
..

! E.E.F. copies .. NOmpy available E.E.F. copy

I

11

1
1
Il

97

,>
99 J

39

S)

I
1

222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230

,
,
'

1I

LXTT

....

Parta of a basalt statuette Fragments o alabaster vaee f Fragment of stele

..

/ ,, ,,l l ,,l P a n - / has^, ,,l ) I Temple

.. .. .. ..
I

LXXXVI LXXXVI

,, ,,
,, ,,
*,

1)

7,

.,l

211

,. . 1
I

9,

.. ..
....

,7

....

..
LXV LXV LXV

..

9,

,,

/ ,I

Fragment of wall inscription (P)

'

Dyn. XVIII
99

......
......

,,

p,

,,

,,l ........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

9,
2,

....
sanctuary

. . . . ..

.. .. .. ..

E.E.F. copy l\

..
221

C o p i e d from)' original . . . .

E.E.F. copy

..
. . l

223 224 225 226 227

1
1

,,
Temple

.. (LXXXVI) ,, ,, ' .. -. . . . . .. , E.E.F. copy I! .. .. ..

9,

9,

LXTT LXVI LXVII LXVII LXVII LXVII LXVII LXVIl LXVII LXVII LXVIII LXVIII

..... Inscribed fragment ....

9,

9,

99

From an altar.. Base of a statue Fragment of stele

......

......

231 232 233 334

Parts of small statue Small stele

....

,
l
I

1 1
)

...... ........

,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,,

3,

3,

,?

9,

19

Unknown ; naming c. 5 8 8 . . f

........
99

9,

..........
Fragment of stele Broken stele
\
9,

9,

........ .... ,, ,, cave . . ........ .. ........ . . . . . . . . Temple . . . . .... ......... .... ........ .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Unknown . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Temple ....
1,
Y,

.. .. .. ..
.. .. ..
l

E.E.F. copy 11

..
..

1 1

(LXXXVI) E.E.F. copy (LXXXVI)

..

,, i1E.E.F.copyIl..

i)

..

.. ..
..

/I
'

E.E.F. E.E.F. copy (1 E.E.F. copy (1

.. ..
,

232 233

1
1
l

..
..

E.E.F. copy *

I
)
1

3,

......
l

7>

,9

99

..........
l

93

l
I
I

l LxvllI
LXVIII

z:::
P. RV fig-1469 6-8 ;1499 1 ; 150, 3 ; 155, 4 , 5

LXTTIII

...... Broken stele . . . . . . . . Small stele . . . . . . . . Parts of a stele ......

Base of statuette Small stele

,,
19

9,

. . . . .

... ... ... ... ...

..

..
..

.. ..
.. ..

..

.. .. .. .. ..

. E.E.F. stelc 11 ..
.. .. ..

235 236 237 238 239 240 211 242 243 244 245

1E.E.F.copy..

/ E.E.F. copy /j ..
!
E.E.F. copy : E.E.F. copy * E.E.F. copy t .. l/E.E.F.copy\.. E.E.F. copy * j E.E.F. copy *

,,
9,

....

..
.. .. .. ..

9,

.. - .

Dyn. XIX, Ramesses I

..
.,

........

i. ,,
Sethos I

. E.E.F. copy 11 . .
....

. . . . . . . 1. , , , ,
I

......

. . . . . .

' Abbreviations : P. R.
Symbols :

s u r i , ~ LL. = LO; DE LAVAL; L. D. = LEPSIUS, Denkmiiler ; Urk. = SETHE, Urkunden. I PETRIE, Researches in Sinai ; Sur. = collated with squeeze ; * collated with photograph ; 11 collated with original; ( ) source used for collation imperfect or illegible ; or else incomplete collation. E

THE INSCRIPTIONS OF SINAI.

1V.-THE
Bibliographical.

TEMPLE OF

SERAB~T EL-KHADIM

AND THE APPROACH TO IT--Continued.

I
l

I
1

I
Exact Provenance. Plate showing original Position.

I
Nature of Copy.2

Number

$:FP-/
1
,

Plate in thin Volume.

I
j

WEILL,
Rectceil.

Nature of Monument.
Other Books.'
I

Date.

247 248 249 250

i

LXVIII LXIX

I'

110 111

l l

Number i of Inscription. ,

1 Sur. iii, 1 5 ; LL. 9, 1 . . . Free-standing stele..

!LL.8,6..

....

i
!
I

LXIX LXVIII

.. ..
i

.... ....

..-l(

....

Dyn. XIX, Sethos I, yr. 7

..

Hill S. of temple (xvi) Approach (xviii) Temple, room A Temple

..

, , , , , , . . . . . . Block from wall . . . . . .

Portion of a stele

,,

,,

,,

$9

yr. 8

...............
, , , , Ramesses I1

..

I
j
1

LXXXV

$Copied from photograph

I{
. .
1

247 248 249 250 251 252 253 254 255 256 257

....

(LXXXV) j LXXXV

......

I
.

251 252 253 254

!
.:
:
'
I

l
1
I

LXX LXX LXIX LXX LXIX .LXIX LXXI

/ 1
l

Dyn.XIX, Sethos I and Ramessea I1

. . . . . . I

..

.. 1 E.E.F. COPY . . E.E.F. copy * . . .

E.E.F. copy *

i
l

i
i

126-129 112 113

P. R.,figs. 146,9, 1 0 ; 149,) 2-5 ; 150, 4-6 ; 151, 1, Minor objects . 1 8 ; 156, 5 . . .

. . . . . . .

....
, ,
Temple
99

. . .
before room A LXXXVI E.E.F. copy * E.E.F. copy

/
I

..

!
!

Sur.iii,l8;LL.l2,2..Largestele

....
.... .... ....

1255 256 257 258

l
l

........ Sculptured block . . . . . . I Stele ..........

, ,
)l

1,

,,
9,
99

,, P 2 . .

..

,,
9,

,,
9,

..
..

I Sculptured block
1
; LL.

3,

.... ....
....

......

.. .. 1
..- lI .

......
room J (?) roomB

..
LXXXVI (LXXXVI) LXXXVI

E.E.F. copy (*)

)
I
I

1
i

..
3;

....
l !
l

I 'gs* 1 114+115 :{P. R.*lo,

i

...... Part of lintel . . . . . . . . Doorpost . . . . . . . . . .

9,

9,

,,
9,

9,

>, >,
>,
99

19
9,

,,
9,

,,
9,

.... ....
.... .... .... .. ' . l

,, ,, ,,

.. ..

(LXXXVI) E.E.F. copy

91

19

'

portico court.. leaser hanafiyah

,,

,I

259
i

LXIX

..

.... ....

Inscriptions from pillars

.
I,

,,
l,

E.E.F. copies (*)

/
1
l

Sculptured block

......
Amenemopt

'

9,

,,
,,

9,

l,

.... ....
....

between two (LXXXVI) E.E.F. copy (*) &naf fyahs]

259 266 261 262 263

l)

,,

Temple
97

,,
1% ,S

,,
9,

,,
9,
))

,,
9,

...... . . . . . . lI
...... portico . . . . . I ,,
caye I

262 263

..
1 LXXII
I

..
..

I P. R., figs. 136-7 . . . . I. Fragments of a small statue ..

....

,,

99

....

,?

.. .. ..
(LXXXVI) (LXXXVI) LXXXVI

E.E.F. copy

..
.. ..

,, ,,

,, :,

1
iI
1
I

,,

2 6 3 ~/ LXXII 264

,
I

LXXII

265 266 267

..
LXIX LXXIII

1
/

..
110-134 117

....

{
jt

P. R., figs. 144,8,10; 146, l 1 ; 147, 3, 4 ; 149. B;[: Minor objects 150, 7 ; 151, 2 . . . . l'

{Lower part of statue of] Rameases I1 and Hathor . i Base of statue.. . . . . . .

' 7 ,

3,

77

,,
7,

3,

P,

79

....

,,

.... ....

j{

E.E.F. copy * 1) photograph E.E.F. copy

I
.

.. .. 1

264

1
!

........

, Meneptah

....

l
I

Temple

. . .
room J

1
l
I

2 6 7 ~ ~
I

..
..

268

I
269 270

1
l (

..
..

'

1359 136

1
1

LXIII

)
I

I
271 272 273
l

..
118

ILxxIrr

. . . I i 1 Fragment of stele . . . . . . .... Fragment of sphinx .... I P. R., figs. 146,12; 147,5; 1 objscts . . . . . . . . 148,15; 119,7; 151, 19Il Sur. iii, 7.. . . . . 1 Sculptures on pylon .... P. R., figs. 146, 13; 148,) .. I 14 ; 149, 8, 9, 16, 17 ; Minor objects . . . . . . . 151, 3 . . . . . . .(, LL.9,3.. . . . . ..Lrgestele . . . . . . .
Suiii,8.. Doorpost..

.. . . . . ....

,, ,, ,,
,,

,, Meneptah (3) ,, Meneptah

Sethos 1 1
2,
YY

, , , ,
,,

*.l . . . . I ,, . . . . I Temple .... j .

.
I

,,

....

room J ('l)

.. I (LXXXVI) I E.E.F. copy

.

LXXXVI

/{ photograph
....

Copied from

. . ......
pylon
.

]l! ..
..

266 267 267.4 268

..
..
(LXXXVI)

I See text . . . .
E.E.F. copy * .

1
1
I

....

,,
Temple

. ..

.
.
I

269

,,
,,

Tawosret
Setbakht

....
..

......
before room A

..
1 LXXXVI
I

....
E.E.F. copy
2il 7/72 273 274 275
l

,,

. . 1, ,,

1
i

..
LXXIII

P. R., figs. 146, 14 ; 147,) i 6, 7 ; 149, 10, 18, 19 ; ! Minor objects 150,B ; 151, 20 . . . . /l

........
. . . . . . . .

Dyn. XX, Ramesses I 1 1

..

......

..

....

..
140

....
R., figs. {P. 11 ; 150, 9148, 1 6 ; 149,

Stele

..........
.....

,,

1274

..
LXXIV LXXI LXXV

,,
l)

,, room A . . . . ,, ,, yr. 23 ...... ,, Ramesses I V . . . . Temple

,l
?,

'
,

LXXXVI

i E.E.F. copy .. 1

..

'

....

!
I

275 276 217 278

.. ..

1
l

....
....
P R., fig. l .
;U

Free-standing stele . Stele iii, 16

99

,,
3,

yr. 5 . .
7,

,l
9,

. . . . . . . . . . ,,
........

1
I

1
l

156

Large stele

,,

,,

...... ......
sanctuary
in

..

9,

i
I

,, usurped 3, from stele yr. 9 of some unknown M. K. king . . . .

di

LXXVI I

..
119

280 281 282

I

LXX LXXI LXIX

; P. R., fig. 107 . il P.R.,fig.108.. !

..

....

. . . . . Wall scene and inscriptions .. ....: .. , l .... j Doorpost . . . . . . . . . . .... I Architrave . . . . . : . .

!
9

Dyn. XX, Ramesses IV

9, 9,

.. ..
....

i{
l

..
,

.. E.E.F. copy 11 ..
E.E.F. copies E.E.F. copy*

276 277

, ,

..

I LXXXVI

..

sanctuary

ofjl LXXXVI I E.E.F. copy * . .

LXXXVI LXXXVI E.E.F. copy * . . E.E.F. copy

Pi8

"

"

"

,,

Sculptured block

......

,,
,,

.
,,

99

,,
1,

sanctuary
9,

p)

,, .. 9,

9,

,,

99

,, . . . . ....

Temple

.. ......
I

..
I

,,

sanctuary

.. i (LXXXVI),

,,

,,

.. .. 1 ..
I

l
1

279 280 281 282

' Abbreviations : P. R. = PETXIE, Resea~chesi n Sinai;

Symbols :

t collated with

squeeze;

* collated with photograph; 11 collated with original;

Sur. = Ord~anceSurvey; LL. = LOTTIN LAVAL L. D. = LEPSIUS, DE ; DenkmUler ; Urk.= SETHE,Urkultden. ( ) source used for collation imperfect or illegible; or else incomplete collation.

SYNOPSIS O F T H E INSCRIPTIONS O F SINAI.

1V.-THE

TENPLE OF

SERWB~T EL-KH~~DIM AND THE APPROACH

TO IT- Continu~d.

I
I

1
Number 1 Plate in H ~ E ~ this Volume. P-~
l
I
I

!
t

Bibliographical.

I
WEILL,
'

l
Nature of Nonument. Date.
-

Exact Provenance.

_
LXXV

Rewil.

283 284 285 286

116

( LXXII LXXII
I

..

.. .. ..

1
S

Other Books.'
I

Plate showing original Position.

l

Number of Nature of C ~ p y . ~ Inscription.

-

I_

p p

.... ....

Broken lintel . . Sculptured block

I
. . . . l

. . . . .

......

Dyn. XX, Ramesses IV . . . . . . . . ,, ,,

I>
))

Temple

. . . . . .

....
See P. R., p. 81 See P. R., p. 91

Statueofababoon.. Lintel re-inscribed Architraves

....

,,
9,

,) .,

),
,S

. . . .

. . . . . .

9)

y7

..

. . . . . . >, ! " " .' ,, ,, . . ,, sanctuary . . (LXXXVI) ,, room 0 . . . . (LXXXVI) , No copy available

.. ..

E.E.F. copy

..

283 285 286 287 288

289

1 1 1l
1
i

l
1

....

. . . . . .

,,

sanctuary porch

..

.. 1 Various inscriptions
289
290 291
,

....
Ramesses V . . . . Ramesses VS . . . .
) ) . . . .

,,
Temple

(LXXXVI) (LXXXVI)
..

{ No copies. avail-1 able ... No copies avail{ able . . . .1

. . . .

.. ..
LXXIII LXIX' LXXII LXXII
.'

..

'

P. R . , figs. 149, 12, 20

..

P. R.,fig. 149, 13 . . . .

Minor objects ,, , ,

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
....

. . . . .

j
l

..

. . . . . . . . . . . . Inscriptions on pillars . . . . , . . .

292

l 1

293 294

-.
.. .. .. ..
*.
..

I
l

1i

.... .... ....

Wall inscription (1)

, , . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . ,, room 0 . . . . . . . . . . Temple

,,

..
LXXXVI

. . . .
E.E.F. copies E.E.F. copy
+

290 291
1

1
!

Lower portion of stele

Dyn. XIX-XX, unknown king, yr.5

. . . . . .

"

. . .. . .

.. ..
. ..

,,

,,

.. ..

293 294 295 296

297

E.E.F. copy l\ . . E.E.F. copy (1)) E.E.F. copy

1
1

LXXVI , LXXVI LXXVII LXXVII

!

1 Fragment of siele . . . . . . . . , . . .

299

1
i

From bust of a queen Stele

....

1 ,,
7,

.... . .
yr. 301

.,

. . . . . .
. . . . . .

.. .. ..
.. ..
I

,,

,,

.. ..

i
l

,,

,, unknown king,'

E.E.F. copy 11 . .
I

298 299 300 301

~
l

LxxxI LXXVII LXXVII

.
_. .. ..

1
!
I

.... .... ....

..........
......

),
1 ,

,,

jpartofstele-..

302 303 304

/
1

I Broken stele

.......:

LXXV LXXV

'I

....
.... ....

..
I

1"
{
YY

,,

,, ,,

. . . . . . . . . . . .
unknown king, unknown king, yr. 3

))

. . . .
.

E.E.F. copy

.. .. .. ..

E.E.F. copy ( 1 1) E.E.F. copy E.E.F. copy (11) E.E.F. copy 11 E.E.F. copies

'
I

......
"

..
..

l LXXVIII
LXXVIII LXXVIII

i
I

Stele

*,

.......... ..........
"

,,
,
9,

,,
9,

,,
3,

1' ......
I

......
......
. . . . . .
sanctuary

,>
"

i I

Parts of a frea-stmding stale Small stele

,,
99

,,
,t

unknown king, yr. 4

.. ..

..
..

....
....

I Fragments of stele .

..... ........

......

,,

.. .. ..

E.E.F. copy ..

305 306 307 308 309

,

9,

y3

99

. . . . . . Temple

..

....
P. R . , fig. 134..

' LXXVII
LX1111 LXXVIII LXXVIII :
I

;
.. .. .. ..
l

{Fragments of no. 252,. wrangly. repeatad here . . . . . . . . . , Small able . . . . . . . .

i

....
Dyn. XIX-XX Temple

...... ....
...... . . . . .
. . . . .

,,

9)

'
l
m

....
E.E.F. copy * 1)

....
a . . .

....
\

........ Edge of a stele ......1 , , , , , , . . . . . . . . i Part of architrave . . . . . . Dyn. XVIII (I) . . . . . . . . l I Pillar inscription . . . . . . Dyn. XIX-XX . . . . . . . .

,,

,)
I

Part of architrave

......

LXXVIII LXXIX

'

Dya XVIII (1)

9,
9,

. . . . . . . .

1
I

,,

......
..

! ::
! i

I E.E.F. copy
,

.. .. ..

,, ,, ,,

,, ,,
,,
,l

. ..
.

'

310 311 312

i
1
'

.. !
..
I

........
. . . . . . . . . .

Temple

>,
9,

1 Fragments of architrave

LXXIX , LXXIX

LxxlX
. LXXIX

Lxxlx LXXIX
LXXX

l I
)

.... ....
. S . .

.. Doorpost (1) . . . . . . . . I Twice-inscribed lintel . . . .

Doorpost

Doubtful

D p . XVIII (7) Doubtful Dyn. XVIII (1)

i ........
. . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

9,

-.
-. ..

Temple
,9

,,

9,

..........
1,

....../

,>

......
. . . . .. l ......1 room D . . . . .
room A

..

..
E.E.F.

9,

E.E.F. copies

..........
. . . . . . . . . m

7,

'

..

......

{
,, ,,

hanafl- (LXXXVI) yah

,
i

LXXX I LXXX LXXX

.... .... ....

.. Part of architrave . . . . . . 7, Y, .I Twice-carved block.. . . . . Dyn. XIX-XX (1) . . Sculptured block . . . . . . . Dyn. XIX-XX . .

.......

.. ..

,,
77

.. copy . . ,> .9,

;
l
l

l
1

...... ...... . . . . . . . . Doubtful . . . . . . . . . . Middle Kingdom (V) . . . . . . Fragment of wall decorations

..
,, ,,

....
1
I

..

Temple

......

..

l,

I)

Abbreviations : P . R. = PETRIE, Researches in Sinai ; SW. = Ordnmae S w e y : LL. = LOTTIN LAVAL L. D. = LEPSIUB, DE ; Denkdler ; Urk.= S T I , Urkudem. E TE Symbols: t colleted with squeeze; * collated with photograph; )I oollated with original; ( ) source used for collation imperfect or illegible; or else incomplete collation.

THE INSCRIPTIONS O F SINIA.

1V.-THE
-~-

TEMPLE OF
---

SERAB~T EL-KHADIM AND THE APPROACH TO IT-Continued.

. -

--

I
Number
1
p.

i
Plate in I this Volume.
I

Bibliographical.

'

-- - -

I
325 326 337

1
I

WEILL, Recz~eil. ,

Other Books.'

1
1

Nature of Monument.

Date.

1
1
I

Exact Provenance.
l_-

- .

1
Fragment of wall decoration Middle Kingdom (?)
1,
,?
9 , ' .

Phte showing original Position.

Nature of Copy.'

Number of Inscrip-] tion.

l
i

--

--

I
;

,
j

LXXX LXXX LXXX LXXX

. . . . . .
. . . .

Temple
19

. . . . . .

'

1l

330 331 332 333 334 335 336 337 338

)
I

....

,, Sculptured fragments . . . . Sculptured block . . . . . .

7,
19

Dyn. XVIII (1) Doubtful

>v

. . . . . . . .
. . ;

. . . . . . . . . . . .

........... ........

...... near N. door . .

,,
,,
7,

( (LXXXVI)

.. .. .. ..

E.E.F. copy
,P
7,

9,

,,
9

.. -. ..

325 326 327 328 339

1
i
1

$9

,,
,, ,, ,, ,,

,,

. ..
'

1 1

1
l

LXMI

Inscribed block Sculptured block

9,

....

' LXXXI

1
1 1
'
'

LXXXI LXXXI LXXXI LXXXI LXXXI LXXXI LXXXII LXXXII LXXXII LXXXII LXXXII LXXXII LXXXII

,>
9,

,, ,, ),

. . . . . . 1 Middle Kingdom (?) . . . . . . . . . . I Dyn. XIX-XX (T) . . . . . . . . . . Doubtful . . . . . . .: . . . . ..l ........

) Dpn. XVIIIP ) . . . . . . .. I[ (
..

near entrance to cave

i
I
1

..

.. Temple
8

1!
i
l

Temple

. . . . . . room C . . . .

I
/

..
(LXXXVI) I
1

,9

2,

,,
9

. . . . . .

,l

..l . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . a . . . .

-.

-*.

-. . .- - . . .

I
i

,, ,, ,,
, ,

,
>9

'

1
1
1

339 340 341 342 343 344

,I

7!

,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,
,) " ,,

. . . .
. a

......
. . . .

. . . . .I " ...... ........ . . . . . Dyn. XIX-XX . . . . . . . . i . . . . . Doubtful . . . . . . . . . . l i

9,

99

. . :

,,

...... I . . . . . . l.

.. .. .. ..

!:

I
!
;

,, ,,
,,

,, ,,
,,

,,
"

.... .. ......

I
,

..
..
..

1
I

I
1

Hatshepsut (1) DOU?

. . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . .

13

99

...... ......

Y,

. . . . ..II

99

. . . . . . . . !., ..........
I l

,, ,, ,, ,,
,,

......
...... ...... . . . . ..

/
1

..
.. .. ..

;
ji

....

i
I

,, ,, ,, ' , , , ,, ,, , ,, ,, ,, ,, ,,
7,

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
..
..

331 332 333 334 335 336 337 338 339 340 341. 342
'

i
i i

,
I1

1
i

..

..
.. ..

343 344

V.-THE

FOREIGN INSCRIPTIONS.
i I 1I
I

l Number

of ~nscrip- 'late in tion. this Volume.

l
WEILL, Recuezl.
I

Bibliographical.
I

Nature of XIonument. Other Books.'

Date.
-

Exact Provenance.

Plate showing original Position.

Nature of C0py.l
I

Number of Inscription.

LXXXII LXXXII

P. R., fig. 14 1 . . . . . . Small sphinx P. B., OS. 138-9 .

. . . . . . . .

/ LXXXIII

1
1

. . . .

1 Bust..
I

Squatting statue

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..I

I______...... ...... ......

Temple? Temple Temple?

!
..

Middle Kingdom?

,,
9,

,
9,

,,
7,

...... ......
. . . . . .

1
I

LXXXIII

. . . .

1 Graffito

. . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . .

,,

7,

77

.. .. .. ..
LXXXIV LXXXIV LXXXIV LXXXIV

!E.E.F.copyl]..

I E.E.F. copy * . .

1 E.E.F. copy

l{T
l

raced f r o m squeeze . . . . E.E.F. copy *

' LXXXIII l
LXXXIII

1 LXXXIII

t:;

LXXXIII

l
l
2

1 Rock stele

......

Mine L

......

LXXXIV ; E.E.F. copy * . .

1 LXXXIII
I

9,

,,

I
l

Fragment of

. . . . . . . . rock stele . . . .

9,

9,

LXXXIV LXXXIV

,v

9,

.. E.E.F. copy * . . E.E.F. co?y * . . , / E.E.F. copy * . . 1 E.E.F. copy * . . E.E.F. copy * . . i I
j
,

DE ; L. Denkmiiler ; Urk. = SETHE,Urkultden. Abbreviations : P. R. = PETRIE, Researches i n Sinai ; Sur. = Ordnance Survey; LL. = LOTTIN LAVAL D. = LEPSIUS, Symbols : t collated with squeeze; * collated with photograph; I[ collated with original; ( ) source used for collation imperfect or illegible ; or else incomplete collation.

CONCORDANCE WITH THE PRINCIPAL PREVIOUS PUBLTCATION S.

THIS Concordance is designed to enable students consulting
volume.
any of the works named in the foregoing

Table under the heading Bibliographical to identify inscriptions there published with those in the present

W. R.= R. WEILL, Recueil des inscriptions hyyptiennes du Sinai, Paris, 1904.

E.E.F. = number of inscription in the present melnoir of the Egypt Exploration Fund.
--

E.E.F.
-

W .R.
-

E.E.F.
43

W R.
73
l

E.E.P.

p -

1 10 2 22
5
I

2 3 5 6 6 bis 7
8

'

103 91 112

1
i
l

W. R.

I
ll _ _ _ _ _

E.E.F.
-

110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126-129 130-134 135-136 137-139 140 142 141, 143-153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161

247 248 252 253 258

i
I

37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46
l

144 41 37 42
l
l

76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84

120 120 120 105 85

1
I

6 7 8 10 13 13 19 14 15

1I

348

:: 1
1

258 283 266 271 279 ..

Il

..
141 150 196 198 194 193 188

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 17 bis L9 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35
l

..

..
I

1
1

47 48 49 50 51

.. ..
64 47 48 94 83

~
1
1

1
l

..
I
l

85 86 87 88

l
I

.. 3!6 291 291 25 1 265 268 273 274 270 ?

see T e x t t o 14 20

52 .3 ?

1I
l
l

16 17 23 24 40 25 26 27 28

i
56 57

100 105 51 53 54 114 ..

i
I

1
1
l

1
92 93 94 96 97 98 99

192 194 93 207 195 2 209 214 206

',
~

..
234 105 277 176

I
l

'
62 63 64 65 66 67
l

..
206 ? 58 87

1
1

..
317 66 50 103 91 91+114+120 58e

29 30 31 32 33 34 35

1
I
I

139 114 136 137 127 100 143 115 92

101 102 103 104 105 106 108 109 ..

11
I
I

68 69 70 71

1
1
I

..
164

~
72

122

166 167-172

103

..

P. R. = PETRIE, Researches in Sinai, London, 1906. References t o the photographic figures alone are here given, and only when 17n.rt of the inscription is legible. Further references to the figures and letterpress will be found in our Descriptive Text.
,

-.

--

P. H.
-

E.E.F.
-

. R. ' l

E.E.F.

i
/l
!

P. I1.

E.E.F.

E.E.P.

Fig. 43
45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 74 77 78 79 80 95 96 98 100 101 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110
l
I

5, 8, 12 1 l (b) 1( 4 3 3
5

Fig. 111

191 291 102 90 118 119 112 85 106 122,91 163 170 198 179 62
I

112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126

Fig. 144, 5-7 144, 8 144, 9 144, 10 145, 1

Fig. 149, 2-5

'

I
I 1

:
9 l2 23 61 66 107 107 107

/
/

146, 1 146, 2 , 3 146, 4, 5 146, 6-8 146, 9, 10 146, 11 146, 12

1
I l

146,13 146, 14 147,l 147, 3, 4 147, 5 147,6,7 148, 1 14fi,3 148, 4-6 148, i 148, 8 148, 9 148, 10 148, 11, l 2 148, 14 148, 15 148, 16 149, 1

/ 91,114,120,277 1
70 67 77 210 308 244 263 263 346 346 345
lil
I
I

128 129 130 133 134 135 136 135 138 139 141 114, 2 144, 3 144, 4

214 194 l24 (b) 191 189, 191 191 191 358 (114, 81) 258 278 679 l27 (110) l88 (198)

1
I

'

174 see on 62

Stcr. = Ordnance Survey of the Peninsula, of Sinai, London, 1869.

-pp-. - - -l l
p

. p ~

SUV.
-

i
l

E.E.F.

P a r t I (Text), Vol. I, P1. 3, figs. 1, 2

I
l

(Part 11) Photographs, Vol. 1 1 PI. 11 1,

fig. 3 (Part 11) Photographs, Vol. 111, P1. 3 , ,. 4

,l
3, 2%

,, ,, ,,

100 92 11.j 211 247 91, 114, 120, 2'77 198 252

l1
l

,
%.

., 5 ., ,, 7

.% ,,
.,

II

..
,

,, 9

,, ,, l4 ,> ,, 15 1 ,, ,) 16 ,, ,, ,, 17 ,) 18
9,

3,

3,

7,

1,

~
l

,, 10

CONCORDANCE WITH THE PRINCIPAL PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS.

LL. = LOTTIN LAVAL, DE V~yageduns la P6ninszcle Ambique, Paris, 1855-9.

-.

E.E.F.

PI. 1 , no. 1
2 P1. 2, no. 1
9,
-7

,,

,,

7 8 l7 16 28 44 5 7 115 196 11 4

LL.
. .

E.32.F.

--

.-

1
/

LL.
-

LL.

E.E.F.

P1. 5, no. 1

21
23

,, ,, 2

l 2 32y 43 100 112 115 120

P1. 7 , no. '1

PI. 7, no. 5

PI. 10, no. 1

9,

,, ,, ,, 6
P1. 8, no. l

1
l
: /
l

7,

,, ,, ,,
1 i
3 ,,.,,,,4

,1

,, ,, ,, ,,
7,

., ,, ,, 3 ,, ., *, 4
PI. 3, no. 1
,?

,, ,, ,,

$9

2 3 4 ,, 5 7' 6
79

,, ,, 2
9,

..
120, 127 258

P1. 4, no. 1
7,
9, 9,

,,
,,

9,

9,

2 4

5 6 R . 9, no. 1
9, 13

,, :, ,,
" "

3,

>, ,,

2 3

'

3,

1,

1
I!
'

PI. 11, no. I

,, ,, ,, 2 P1. 12, no. 1

L. D. = R. LEPSIUS, Denkmaler aus Aegypten und Aethiopien, Berlin, 1845-55. Quoted by Section (Abtheilung) and Plate. I n the recently published Text (Funfter Textband, 1913, pp. 380-385) is a complete list of the inscriptions known to L E P S I U Swith , cross-references to his Plates.
-. .

- - -- -I
I

.. .

E.E.F.

L. D.
--

E.E.F.
-

L D.

E.E.F.

E.E.F.
- .

11, 137, a 11, 137, b 11, 137, c 11, 137, d 11, 137, e 11, 137, f

83 100 23 33 34 27 28

11, 137, g

11, 140, p 11, 144, p 11,144,q

(W. 61) 122 139

120 10 44 196 211 212 1 1 , 20

Urk. = OEOHC)T E I N D O H F F , S Urkunden des agyptischen Alterturns : Urk. I = Urlcunden ties alten Reiclts, bearbeitet von KUKT SETHE ; Urk.I V = Urkunden der 18. Dynastic, bearbeitet aon KURT SETHE. Quoted by volume and page.
-

.-.

--

--

--

Urk.I

E.E.F.

Urk.I
-

.i4

55 55

l
l

E.E.F.

Urk.I
- -

E.E.F.
l
--.

12 l5 1:3

I
I

-- -

56

91 112

14 16
l
l

393

548

44 194 196

l7

11

885

lI

PLATES.