Irmgard Hein
Egyptologist, Archaeologist.
Deputy director of VIAS - Vienna Institute for Archaeological Science
Visiting Professor at the University Uppsala, Sweden, Dept. of Archaeology, 2010-2013.
Deputy director of VIAS - Vienna Institute for Archaeological Science
Visiting Professor at the University Uppsala, Sweden, Dept. of Archaeology, 2010-2013.
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The edifice was previously the property of Mr Wilkinson, who retired as British consul in 1969. The Egyptian artefact was discovered during the redesign of the villa's garden. It was first documented by Brugsch as early as 1868. It is assumed that the offering stand from Karnak dates from the reign of Thutmose III and was located in the Akh-menu. This article presents a new study of the object, including an epigraphic record.
The edifice was previously the property of Mr Wilkinson, who retired as British consul in 1969. The Egyptian artefact was discovered during the redesign of the villa's garden. It was first documented by Brugsch as early as 1868. It is assumed that the offering stand from Karnak dates from the reign of Thutmose III and was located in the Akh-menu. This article presents a new study of the object, including an epigraphic record.