Královské zádušní domény ve Staré říši: nedávné vykopávky ze vzestupné cesty Sahureova pyramidového komplexu

Khaled, Mohamed Ismail

The study at hand focuses on the royal funerary domains in the Old Kingdom and the role which these domains played in supporting the cult of the Old Kingdom kings, as well as their function in the economy of the state. The present study aims to bring together the information about the old and already published royal funerary domains in the royal and non-royal tombs, and present the newly discovered procession of funerary domains from the recently excavated causeway of the pyramid complex of Sahura at Abusir. Following a brief introduction to the pyramid complex of Sahura and its exploration (chapter 1), an overview is presented summarizing the old theories about different types of domains and their function (chapter 2). The following chapters contain a complete, chronologically arranged, overview of the royal funerary domains attested in both archaeological and textual evidence (chapter 3), and a description and analysis of the newly discovered funerary domains of Sahura from the causeway of his pyramid complex (chapter 4). The final chapter presents a new view on the problem of the royal funerary domains in general, based on the analysis of the newly discovered material (chapter 5).

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