Tomb of Unisankh at Saqqara and Chicago
Unis cemetery north-west II
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Author
Contributions
- Loeben, Christian E. - Contributor
- Leichmann, Jaromír - Contributor
- Národní muzeum v Praze - Contributor
Publication
2009 - Czech Institute of Egyptology, Prague, Czech Republic
Language
English
Word Count
36,000 words, Guess
Page Count
144 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-108070362561
- ISBN-139788070362563
- OCLC Control Number755872197
- Better World Books9788070362563
- Open LibraryOL43873875M
Classifications
- DDC932-933
- LCCDT73.S3 O53 2009
Description
Unisankh's tomb was built within the so-called Unis Cemetery-North West, set between the funerary complexes of Netjerykhet and Unis in Central Saqqara. Together with two adjoining tombs of the viziers Ihy and Iynefert, it forms the core of the so-called Line A. The Tomb of Unisankh was discovered and excavated by James E. Quibell, then the chief inspector at Saqqara in 1908, for the purpose of the sale of its chapel to the Chicago museum. The Tomb built of Tura (or more precisely Maasara) limestone is an example of non-royal, large, multi-roomed mastabas belonging to the highest officials of the late Old Kingdom.
Subjects
Series Statement
- Editio monographica Musei nationalis Pragae -- num. 5
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