O Programa Arqueológico Brasileiro no Egito: os primeiros seis anos na TT123: organizando o quebra-cabeças
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2448-1750.revmae.2023.199944Palavras-chave:
Arqueologia, Egito antigo, Tumba tebana, Sheikh Abdel Qurna, BAPEResumo
Criado em 2015, o Programa Arqueológico Brasileiro no Egito (BAPE) tem como objetivo desenvolver pesquisas transversais e participativas em solo egípcio. Desde 2016 o BAPE vem desenvolvendo junto com o governo egípcio o Projeto Amenemhet, para a escavação da Tumba Tebana 123, localizada em Sheikh Abdel Qurna, Luxor. A tumba serviu como área de sepultamento no período faraônico e como residência na modernidade para famílias qurnawis. O objetivo deste artigo é apresentar os primeiros resultados das pesquisas conduzidas no local apresentando uma primeira interpretação baseada nos dados até agora levantados, tanto do ponto de vista arqueológico quanto histórico e etnográfico.
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