The Deir el-Medina Database

O. KV 10045 + O. Leiden F. 2000/1.1

Other nos.: -

Description: Limestone, 1 2 x 18.5 cm. One side, with seven lines in black ink. Damaged ; beginnings of lines 5 -7 lost .

Classification: account

Keywords: door - tomb (royal) - woodwork

Provenance: KV fragment from Valley of Kings, excavations SCA 2009, workman's hut K 4 in valley leading to tomb of Thutmose III (see Remarks).

Publication: Demarée, JEOL 44 (2012), 43-48 (photograph of Leiden fragment, facsimile, transcription, translation, commentary); Demaré e , in: Village Voices , 9-18 (description, transcription, translation and commentary)

Dates mentioned: -

Dates attributed: End dyn. 19 or beginning Dyn. 20 (Demaree ; see Remarks )

Contents: Measurements of door s in a royal tomb (see Remarks) .

Terminology: r mH (3, 4, 4, 5, 5 (written n mH ))

Names/Titles: -

Remarks: Provenance: see Hawass, in: Colloquium on Theban Archaeology , 2011, 65 and 70 . Content, Date attributed: the tomb described might be that of Merenptah or (less likely) Ramesses III (Demarée, JEOL 44 (2012), 48).

Record last updated 2013-11-07

	O. KV 10045 + O. Leiden F. 2000/1.1
Other nos.:	-

Description:	Limestone, 1 2 x 18.5 cm. One side, with seven lines in black ink. Damaged ; beginnings of lines 5 -7 lost .
Classification:	account
Keywords:	door - tomb (royal) - woodwork
Provenance:	KV fragment from Valley of Kings, excavations SCA 2009, workman's hut K 4 in valley leading to tomb of Thutmose III (see Remarks).
Publication:	Demarée, JEOL 44 (2012), 43-48 (photograph of Leiden fragment, facsimile, transcription, translation, commentary); Demaré e , in: Village Voices , 9-18 (description, transcription, translation and commentary)
Dates mentioned:	-
Dates attributed:	End dyn. 19 or beginning Dyn. 20 (Demaree ; see Remarks )
Contents:	Measurements of door s in a royal tomb (see Remarks) .
Terminology:	r mH (3, 4, 4, 5, 5 (written n mH ))
Names/Titles:	-
Remarks:	Provenance: see Hawass, in: Colloquium on Theban Archaeology , 2011, 65 and 70 . Content, Date attributed: the tomb described might be that of Merenptah or (less likely) Ramesses III (Demarée, JEOL 44 (2012), 48).