刻有图特摩斯二世王位名称的菜肴 - 美国大都会艺术博物馆展品查阅

品名（中）	刻有图特摩斯二世王位名称的菜肴
品名（英）	Dish Inscribed with the Throne Name of Thutmose II
入馆年号	1936年，36.3.9
策展部门	埃及艺术（Egyptian Art）
创作者
创作年份	公元前 1492 - 公元前 1473
创作地区	来自于: 埃及（From: Egypt）
分类
尺寸	高 1.8 厘米 (11/16 英寸); 直径 8 厘米 (3 1/8 英寸)
介绍（中）	1936年，大都会博物馆的埃及探险队在塞内穆特墓（TT 71）下方的山坡上发现了一个密封的小门口。里面放着四具棺材，周围是盒子、篮子和陶器。这是新王国早期为数不多的保存完好的私人墓葬之一。两具棺材上刻着哈特尼弗和拉莫斯的名字，他们是塞内穆特的母亲和父亲。另外两具木乃伊中有六具匿名木乃伊，几乎可以肯定是同一家族的成员这座陵墓的主要受益人是塞内穆特年迈的母亲，她活着是为了从儿子在法庭上的崛起中受益。在她去世时，塞内穆特似乎已经将其他家庭成员的墓地转移到了底比斯，在那里，他们的灵魂可以从他能够为哈特尼费尔提供的坟墓物品中获益小坟墓的入口用一块大石头封住，并被上面山坡上塞内穆特小教堂建造的松散碎屑覆盖。陵墓上的几处铭文可以追溯到公元7年。这表明这座陵墓是在哈特谢普苏特和图特摩斯三世共同统治的第七年被封的。其中一个双耳瓶上有一个印章，上面写着哈特谢普苏特是"好女神"。这通常被认为是哈特谢普苏特成为国王的最早证明这个小碗上刻着哈特谢普苏特的丈夫（也是同父异母的兄弟）图特摩斯二世的王座名字——上面写着"善良的上帝，Aakheperenre，Given Life"。它是在3号棺材中发现的，棺材里埋葬着两名年轻妇女和两名儿童。碗的存在表明，至少有一名居住者最初埋葬在图特摩斯二世统治时期。
介绍（英）	In 1936 the Metropolitan Museum's Egyptian Expedition discovered a small sealed doorway on the hillside beneath Senenmut's tomb (TT 71). Inside lay four coffins surrounded by boxes, baskets, and pottery. This turned out to be one of the few well-preserved private burials from the early New Kingdom. Two coffins were inscribed for Hatnefer and Ramose, Senenmut's mother and father. Two others contained six anonymous mummies, almost certainly members of the same family. The chief beneficiary of the tomb was Senenmut's elderly mother, who lived to benefit from her son's rise at court. At her death, Senenmut seems to have transferred the burials of other family members to Thebes, where their spirits could reap the benefits of the grave goods he was able to provide for Hatnefer. The entrance of the small tomb was sealed with a large rock and covered by loose chip from the construction of Senenmut's chapel on the hillside above. Several inscriptions from the tomb date to regnal year 7. This indicates that the tomb was sealed in the seventh year of the joint reign of Hatshepsut and Thutmose III. One amphora bears a stamp referring to Hatshepsut as the "Good Goddess." This is generally regarded as the earliest attestation of Hatshepsut as king. This small bowl is inscribed with the throne name of Hatshepsut’s husband (and half-brother), Thutmose II – it reads “The Good God, Aakheperenre, Given Life.” It was found in coffin number 3 which contained the burial of two young women and two children. The presence of the bowl suggests that at least one of the occupants was originally buried during the reign of Thutmose II.