-
original "mother".
According to
Aidan Dodson and Dyan Hilton, the
title was
recarved when Seti, the
rightful heir
regained the
throne and
usurped the statue...
-
Nefertiti as Akhenaten's coregent, but this is
uncertain as the
stela was
recarved to show the
names of
Ankhesenpaaten and Neferneferuaten.
Egyptologist Aidan...
-
Cameo of
Honorius and his wife Maria,
probably recarved from an old
cameo of
Claudius and Agrippina....
-
epigraphic studies. The
inscriptions in the Maru-Aten were
eventually recarved to
replace the name and
titles of Kiya with
those of Akhenaten's eldest...
- Domitian, such as
those found on the
Cancelleria Reliefs, were
simply recarved to fit the
likeness of Nerva,
which allowed quick production of new images...
- that the head of the
Sphinx is too
small for its body,
concluding it was
recarved.
Lehner argued that the head is
primarily too
small in
relation to the...
-
statue of the
jackal god Anubis, the god of funerals, and that its face was
recarved in the
likeness of a
Middle Kingdom pharaoh,
Amenemhet II.
Temple bases...
- and/or reburied. Some monuments, and at
least two heads, were
recycled or
recarved, but it is not
known whether this was
simply due to the
scarcity of stone...
- di
Siena about 1400 and was
noted by travelers, was
either destro**** or
recarved and relabeled,
replaced by a male figure, that of Pope Zachary. The legend...
-
apparently carved to
glorify the
Emperor Domitian (r. 81-96), then
partly recarved to
feature Nerva after his accession. In the
palazzo a
small private theatre...
