FAKHRY, Ahmed

ASAE 40

Service des Antiquités de l'Égypte, Le Caire | Cairo, 1940, p. 897-909

fouilles excavations

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domaine agricole agricultural sphere domaine artistique artistic sphere domaine domestique domestic sphere domaine sacré sacral sphere

amulette/objet religieux amulet, religious article  oeuvres d'art, objets avec décoration artworks, decorated articles  figurine, jouet figurine, toy  élément de mobilier furniture parts  poulie pulley wheel and case 

bois non identifié wood not identified

bois avec d'autres materiaux wood with other materials sculpture carving tournage turning travaillé worked

Site identified by Daressy (ASAE I, 1898, 44-47) with Dionysias. Registered wooden artifacts:
- J.32089 small hexagonal wooden altar with small feet, rough Roman work, H. 0.10 m; Dia. 0.08 m;
- animal (lion? cat?), presumed figurine, roughly worked, L. 0.085 m.
Fakhry’s excavations in 1940, recorded wooden artifacts (p. 907 for list and pls CXXX and CXXXI):
- pulley with attached rope of palm fiber, for leading animals (khattaf in Arabic), pegging tents (kom rommeh, four per tent);
- leg of couch, lathe-turned, H. 23 cm (cf. G.A. Wainwright, ASAE XXV, 112-119, turnery from Kom Washim);
- long artifact, 55 cm, with 9 pegs fixed to it at one end, use uncertain to Fakhry (currently can be interpreted tentatively as an agricultural implement).

Syrie Syria

Apamée Apamea

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