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Surviving New Kingdom Kings’ Coffins: Restoring the Art That Was

Kathlyn M. Cooney

Arts2025, 14(3), 57;https://doi.org/10.3390/arts14030057

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22 May 2025

This article examines the material data preserved in king’s coffins used to bury and/or rebury five different kings, which represent the surviving material evidence we have of the art produced to manufacture divinized kingship during the New Ki...

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The “Invisible” Side of Yellow Coffins—The Set of the Chantress of Amun Tanethereret in the Musée du Louvre and Some Considerations on the Production of Yellow Coffins in the First Half of the 21st Dynasty

Stefania Mainieri

Arts2024, 13(6), 170;https://doi.org/10.3390/arts13060170

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11 November 2024

Through the coffin set of Tanethereret—dated to the first half of the 21st Dynasty—this article aims to underline the importance of analysing the masks and human features of ancient Egyptian yellow coffins and their value in disclosing ne...

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