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Burial Customs of the Elite of Elephantine in the Second Half of the Twelfth Dynasty

Authors: García González, Luisa M.; Jiménez Serrano, Alejandro;

Burial Customs of the Elite of Elephantine in the Second Half of the Twelfth Dynasty

Abstract

Los recientes trabajos arqueológicos de la Universidad de Jaén han permitido comparar diferentes ajuares funerarios utilizados durante la Dinastía XII. El estado general de integridad de estos enterramientos ha hecho posible la observación de los cambios que ocurrieron en las costumbres funerarias durante el Reino Medio pleno y tardío. Es bien sabido que, a partir de mediados de la Dinastía XII, algunas innovaciones importantes afectaron al ajuar funerario. Concretamente, los Textos de los Ataúdes dejaron de escribirse en el interior de los mismos, las maquetas de madera desaparecieron de los ajuares y se fabricaron los primeros ataúdes antropomorfos. Es este último elemento el que se analiza a partir de los enterramientos recientemente descubiertos en Qubbet el-Hawa. Los ataúdes presentados en este artículo pertenecieron al nivel más alto de la sociedad de Elefantina, una ciudad que se encontraba en la periferia del país. En este sentido, parece muy probable que las influencias religiosas y artísticas de la Residencia (la capital) habrían tardado más tiempo en ser adoptadas por la élite local, o bien que las costumbres fueron adaptadas según las circunstancias locales.

Keywords

Prácticas funerarias; élite; Elefantina (Asuán, Egipto); Reino Medio; ajuar funerario, ISBN 978-1906137601. ISSN: 2515-0944

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