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Anch-tawi

TM Geo 10723

Egypt - 1st Lower Egyptian nome, Memphites (Memphis) (L01) - provincia: Aegyptus - located in L01 Memphis (TM Geo 1344), the necropolis north of the L01 Serapeum (TM Geo 10638)


Status: area: necropolis


Egyptian name(s): ʿnḫ-tȝ.wy
Variants: Anch-tawi (Ankhtawy - Anekh-taui - Onchtowe - Anchtu) ('Life (of) (the) two lands')


Repertoria: Gauthier, Dictionnaire I, 1925, p. 149
Biblio: Wb 1, 1926, p. 203; Gardiner, AEO 2, 1947, p. 123*-124*; Erichsen, Glossar, 1954, p. 110; Ray, O. Hor, 1976, p. 68-69; p. 146; p. 152-153 (with map); p. 183 no. 4; Vandorpe, Geografische elementen, 1988, p. 186-187; CDD ʿ, 2003, p. 79; p. 86-88; Martin, P. Dem. Memphis, 2009, p. 49-50; CDD T, 2012, p. 53
Map: I. Mother of Apis, 2011, p. 313 (‛Anchtawy)
Note: obsolete reading in P. Zauzich 6, 1 (no toponym; cf. Mélanges Ola el-Aguizy (BdE 164), 2015, p. 447 & n. 48)


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