Wadi Cemetery (Reisner; north of W. Cem): Site: Giza; View: GW 28, GW 29, GW 30, GW 46, GW 47, GW 48, GW 49, GW 50, GW 51, GW 52, GW 56
Wadi Cemetery: GW 28 (foreground right), GW 29, (foreground center), GW 30 (foreground left), GW 47 (middle ground center left), GW 46 (middle ground center left, W of GW 47), GW 56 (middle ground center left, W of GW 46), GW 48 (middle ground center, W of GW 29), GW 49 (middle ground center, W of GW 48), GW 50 (middle ground center right, W of GW 28), GW 51 (middle ground center right, W of GW 50), GW 52 (middle ground right, N of GW 51), looking WSW
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- ID
- HUMFA_A10947_OS
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- Department
- Harvard University-Boston Museum of Fine Arts Expedition
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- Subjects
- Wadi Cemetery (Reisner; north of W. Cem): Site: Giza; View: GW 28, GW 29, GW 30, GW 46, GW 47, GW 48, GW 49, GW 50, GW 51, GW 52, GW 56
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- Date
- August 1904
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- Problems/Questions
- view from NE changed to looking WSW; original photo register entry read " GW 28-60"; description altered to include specific tomb numbers based on wood markers visible in image, for those without markers based on comparison with C11006, C11007, C11009, C 11010
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- Photographer
- George Andrew Reisner, American, 1867–1942
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- Site Name Wadi Cemetery (Reisner; north of W. Cem)
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- Site Name Wadi Cemetery (Reisner; north of W. Cem)
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- Site Name Wadi Cemetery (Reisner; north of W. Cem)
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- Site Name Wadi Cemetery (Reisner; north of W. Cem)
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- Site Name Wadi Cemetery (Reisner; north of W. Cem)
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- Site Name Wadi Cemetery (Reisner; north of W. Cem)
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- Site Name Wadi Cemetery (Reisner; north of W. Cem)
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- Site Name Wadi Cemetery (Reisner; north of W. Cem)
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- Site Name Wadi Cemetery (Reisner; north of W. Cem)
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- Site Name Wadi Cemetery (Reisner; north of W. Cem)
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- Site Name Wadi Cemetery (Reisner; north of W. Cem)
Modern People
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- Type Photographer
- Nationality & Dates American, 1867–1942
- Remarks Egyptologist, archaeologist; Referred to as "the doctor" and "mudir" (Arabic for "director") in the excavation records. Nationality and life dates from Who was Who in Egyptology.
