Varón con diplejia braquial tras inducción anestésica

García, M.A. Pons; García, Carmelo Conesa; Moreno, P. García; Pascual, Manuel Rodríguez

doi:10.1016/j.rce.2009.09.009

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“…The iconographic origin is northern, having been introduced in the wall decoration of the Memphite necropolis during the Old Kingdom, but it was widely adopted also in later times, especially in Upper Egyptian funerary contexts, without any geographical implication 22 . Swampy areas rich in papyri and birds, were not only in the Delta: small areas of this type, close to the Nile and the irrigation canals, were scattered throughout Egypt and were exceptional wildlife oases 23 .…”

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An unusual scene of boatmen fighting in Harwa’s tomb decoration (TT37)

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An unusual scene of boatmen fighting in Harwa’s tomb decoration (TT37)

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“…En raison de l'essor du nombre de fonctionnaires, il a été nécessaire d'augmenter les ressources de l'État afi n d'assurer leur rémunération. Les fonctionnaires recevaient en eff et des biens (le pr-Dt) qui pouvaient inclure des champs et servaient à rétribuer leurs services118 . Ils obtenaient également des récompenses de la part de la monarchie sous la forme de biens précieux119 destinés à fi déliser ces élites non-royales dont la monarchie devait s'assurer le soutien.…”

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La politique territoriale du roi Sahourê à la lumière de récentes découvertes

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The territorial organisation in the early Fifth Dynasty remains little known compared to the Sixth Dynasty, for which the data are more numerous. However, in recent years, there have been several discoveries concerning the reign of Sahure (c. 2487–2475 BCE). This latest information, combined with a re-examination of the textual and material sources known for a long time, shed new light on the policy of territorial organisation of Sahure by enabling us to answer the following questions: To which provinces did this king give his attention? What are the characteristics and the motivations of this territorial policy? Sahure carried out a huge policy of development in Lower Egypt, in particular in the south-east of the Delta, and in the south of Upper Egypt. By using a global approach, analysis of all the data allows identification of three main reasons explaining this territorial policy: to facilitate the recovery of valuable resources at the margins of the country and abroad, to support the increase in the number of officials and to carry out the construction projects of the monarchy. Moreover, a new theory is proposed about the creation of the 8th nome in the south-east of the Delta.

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Varón con diplejia braquial tras inducción anestésica

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An unusual scene of boatmen fighting in Harwa’s tomb decoration (TT37)

An unusual scene of boatmen fighting in Harwa’s tomb decoration (TT37)

La politique territoriale du roi Sahourê à la lumière de récentes découvertes

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