This website is dedicated to the study of funerary cones (Grabkegel, Friesziegel, cônes funéraires, conos funerarios, Grafkegel, pohřební kužel, Νεκρικοι κωνοι).
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locationsGeographical
distributionImage gallery Macadam's unpublished
manuscripts in SudanHistorical
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each coneHow to
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on Davies & MacadamHighlights
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Updates
See further update history here.
- 3 images for # 301 granted by Harrow School have been added to the 'Image gallery' section. (3rd Mar. 2012)
- 24 images for 7 types of funerary cones granted by Mr Andreas von dem Berge have been added to the 'Image gallery' section. (1st Feb. 2012)
- 175 images for 46 types of funerary cones I took in the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, Canada have been added to the 'Image gallery' section. (5th Dec. 2011)
Sunday, April 1, 2012
The World of Funerary Cones
The World of Funerary Cones
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Thanks! I'll launch Macadam's manuscripts site and link this site with it soon in April.
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