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Aurore Motte

University of Liège

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Journal of Egyptian Archaeology | 2017

A (re)investigation of Middle Kingdom speech captions in wrestling scenes

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This article studies the Reden und Rufe present in Middle Kingdom wrestling scenes found in the tombs of Senbi (Meir), Neheri I (Deir el-Bersha), and Khety (Beni Hassan). Based on a systematic study, some improvements are suggested to previous translations. After offering commentaries and translation(s) for each speech, the relationship between these scenes and those in Old and New Kingdom tombs is considered, and distinctive features highlighted.

Bulletin de l'Institut Français d'Archéologie Orientale | 2018

Reden und Rufe, a neglected genre? Towards a definition of the speech captions in private tombs

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Archive | 2017

Étudier un genre littéraire en Égypte Ancienne : approche(s) et méthode

Aurore Motte

Archive | 2017

Le Projet Ramsès. Explorer la langue des pharaons au XXIe siècle

Aurore Motte; Stéphane Polis

Archive | 2017

For your ka! How to give something as a present to the tomb owner?

Aurore Motte

Archive | 2017

Reden und Rufe, are they kingly patterns? A first step towards an explanation about the origin(s) of speech captions in "daily life" scenes in private tombs

Aurore Motte

Archive | 2016

Paratextual signs in the medico-magical texts of the New Kingdom

Aurore Motte; Nathalie Sojic

Archive | 2016

Investigations around an unrecognized genre: case study on speech captions in private tombs

Aurore Motte

Archive | 2016

Second argument realization in Earlier Egyptian

Aurore Motte; Jean Winand

Archive | 2015

Reden und Rufe: are they kingly patterns?

Aurore Motte

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Jean Winand

University of Liège

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Nathalie Sojic

University of Liège

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Stéphane Polis

University of Liège

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