浮雕描绘了默里奈斯从塞加拉的坟墓中检查马厩和卸下货物的船只 - 美国大都会艺术博物馆展品查阅

品名（中）	浮雕描绘了默里奈斯从塞加拉的坟墓中检查马厩和卸下货物的船只
品名（英）	Relief Depicting Meryneith Inspecting His Stables and Ships Unloading Merchandise, from his tomb at Saqqara
入馆年号	1921年，21.2.25
策展部门	埃及艺术（Egyptian Art）
创作者
创作年份	公元前 1349 - 公元前 1327
创作地区	来自于: 埃及（From: Egypt）
分类
尺寸	h. 31.8 (12 1/2); w. 132 厘米 (51 15/16 in)
介绍（中）	这个街区描绘了一个稳定的院子和一个港口的景色。在右上角，一个肯定是墓主的人物正在查看现场，后面跟着三个可能是抄写员的男人和一个拿着棍子的男人。马厩场包括最左边的一个马厩，一个男人在那里喂三头被拴在石头上的非常胖的牛，还有一个院子，其他拴着的牛被喂食。在港口，仍在航行或停靠的货船带来了似乎是成捆的谷物和谷物。莱顿博物馆/莱顿大学于2001年联合探险孟菲特墓地Saqqara的工作揭示了梅里尼斯（Meryneith）或梅里尔（Meryre）的失落坟墓，并表明该街区与柏林的另一个街区相连，并且似乎都属于该坟墓的墙壁的上部，该坟墓的下部描绘了粮仓并运送到粮仓。挖掘机已经发布了重建场景的线条图，此处也包含该线图。这座坟墓在十九世纪就为人所知，但后来它的位置被学术界遗忘了。梅里尼斯在阿肯那顿统治时期在萨加拉墓地开始了他的坟墓，并在图坦卡蒙统治期间完成了它。因此，他在阿玛纳时期和随后的统治时期任职。这个街区属于挖掘者认为阿肯那顿采用他的名字的时间，即国王统治的第5年。梅里内斯似乎在阿玛纳时期的某个时候将他的名字改为梅里尔，并在该时期结束后改回梅里内斯。在阿玛纳时期，梅里尼斯/梅里尔获得了阿顿大祭司的头衔，因此他可能与阿玛纳的阿顿梅里尔大祭司相同，尽管这个头衔可以指孟菲斯阿顿神庙。
介绍（英）	This block depicts a view over a stable yard and a harbor. In the upper right corner a figure who is certainly the tomb owner reviews the scene, followed by three men who are probably account-scribes, and a man with a stick. The stableyard includes a stable at the far left where a man hand feeds three very fat oxen who are tethered to a stone, and a yard where other tethered oxen are fed. In the harbor cargo boats still under sail or docked bring a delivery of what appears to be sheaves of grain and grain. Work by the Leiden Museum / Leiden University joint expedition to the Memphite necropolis Saqqara in 2001 revealed the lost tomb of Meryneith, or Meryre as he is also known, and showed that this block joins another in Berlin and both appear to belong to the upper part of a wall in that tomb whose lower part depicts a granary and deliveries to a granary. The excavators have published a line drawing of the reconstructed scene, which is also included here. The tomb had been known in the nineteenth century but then its location was lost to scholarship. Meryneith began his tomb in the Saqqara Necropolis in the reign of Akhenaten and finished it during the reign of Tutankhamun. He thus served over the course of the Amarna Period and into the ensuing reign. This block belongs to a part of the tomb the excavators have attributed to just the time Akhenaten adopted his name, year 5 of that king's reign. It seems that Meryneith changed his name to Meryre at a point during the Amarna Period and changed it back to Meryneith after that Period ended. During the Amarna Period Meryneith / Meryre attained the title High Priest of the Aten, and so he might be the same as the High Priest of the Aten Meryre at Amarna, though the title could refer to the Memphis Temple of the Aten.