khnumhotep造句

• His court included the viziers Sobekemhat, Nebit and Khnumhotep.
• Khnumhotep and Niankhkhnum are depicted in the tomb with their respective families.
• Khnumhotep had a wife by the name of Khenut.
• On the left Khnumhotep stands on a papyrus boat.
• His predecessor as nomarch was probably his relative Netjernakht, and Khnumhotep honored him by building his tomb.
• In the inscriptions by Khnumhotep, mention is also made of military campaigns against the Asiatics and the Nubians.
• His Year 6 is attested in a wall painting from the tomb of a local nomarch named Khnumhotep II at Beni Hasan.
• Niankhkhnum is seated on the right, while Khnumhotep is seated on the left . The table with offerings stretches out between them.
• It has been interpreted that in this scene Khnumhotep II is assuming the role of the king dominating over the chaotic power of the desert.
• Khnumhotep ( pronunciation : xa?na?maw-?'
  atpew ) and Niankhkhnum ( pronunciation : nij-da?nax-xa?na?maw ) were ancient Egyptian royal servants.
• The fourth wall of this tomb, south wall, was dedicated to the celebration of the cult meal of Khnumhotep II and his wife Khety.
• Returning our gaze to the top register above the music, we see that Khnumhotep is holding a lotus blossom in his lap with his left hand.
• On the eastern end of the north wall there is a large-scale standing figure of Khnumhotep II receiving offerings primarily of several types of animals and birds.
• Niankhnum and Khnumhotep's tomb uses sunk relief at the entrance to its rock-cut section, which had faced the public before the owners added the mastaba.
• Khnumhotep and Khenut had at least five sons named Ptahshepses, Ptahneferkhu, Kaizebi, Khnumheswef and Niankhkhnum the younger named after his uncle, as well as a daughter named Rewedzawes.
• The upper register of Niankhkhnum and Khnumhotep ( corresponding to Ti's ) resembles these scenes on slab stelae, without text beyond the two men's names and titles.
• A group of Asiatic peoples ( perhaps the future Hyksos ) depicted entering Egypt c . 1900 BC from the tomb of a 12th dynasty official Khnumhotep II under pharaoh Senusret II at Beni Hasan
• Niankhkhnum has three sons and three daughters, Khnumhotep five sons and one daughter, some of whom may be adopted or conceived by a second wife or mistress as they lack the shendyt kilts worn by the others.
• The formulas in the tomb of Niankhkhnum and Khnumhotep refer anachronistically to the " pr-dSrt " " red house, " a collections and storage center which had not been active since the 3rd Dynasty.
• The 4th Dynasty simplified the mastaba so that those of Khufu's reign at Giza, as well as the 5th Dynasty monuments at Saqqara, have smooth sides; Niankhknum and Khnumhotep's beautifully restored structure encased in stone.