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Olga Bialostocka, Temples of Millions of Years in Light of Older Architectural Models, Hatshepsut`s dsr-dsrw as the Temple of Rebirth of the Divine k3, Deir el-Bahari VIII, Institute of Mediterranean and Oriental Cultures Polish Academy of Sciences, Polish Centre of Mediterranean Archaeology University of Warsaw, Warsaw 2016

INTRODUCTION
STATE OF RESEARCH ON THE ORIGINS AND SIGNIFICANCE OF TEMPLES OF MILLIONS
OF YEARS
TERMINOLOGY
DSR-DSRW - A TEMPLE OF MILLIONS OF YEARS. THE HISTORY OF RESEARCH
IN THE TEMPLE OF HATSHEPSUT
I.         THE CULT OF THE KING IN ROYAL MORTUARY COMPLEXES BEFORE THE REIGN OF HATSHEPSUT
I.1      THE EARLY DYNASTIC PERIOD AND THE OLD KINGDOM
I.1.a.      Abydos and Saqqara - two types of mortuary complexes, two types of cult
I.1.b.      The mortuary complex of Netjerikhet - synthesis of two architectural models
I.1.c.      Totenopfertempel and Verehrungstempel - two temples, two sanctuaries, two types of cult in one complex
1.1.d.     The purpose of mortuary temples in the Old Kingdom - interpretations based on the layout and the decoration of the rooms
1.2.      CHANGES IN MORTUARY COMPLEXES AFTER THE OLD KINGDOM, UNTIL
THE REIGN OF HATSHEPSUT
1.2.a.      Architecture of mortuary temples in the Middle Kingdom
I.2.b.      The Middle Kingdom as a period of groundbreaking changes in sacred architecture
T.2.c.      New themes in the iconography of mortuary temples after the Old Kingdom
I.2.d.     New Kingdom
II.       THE REBIRTH OF THE K3 AND THE CULT OF THE KING BEYOND
MORTUARY COMPLEXES
II. 1.       SUN TEMPLES - THE CULT OF THE KING AS A MEMBER OF THE SOLAR TRIAD
VI    CONTENTS
II.2.    CENOTAPHS AND HWWT-K3 - TEMPLES OF THE DIVINE K3 OF THE KING
II.2.a.    Kl temples and the cenotaph (?) of Mentuhotep II
II.2.b.    The complex of Sesostris III at Abydos
II.2.c.    The cenotaph of Ahmose at Abydos
II.3.       HWTHB-SD - THE RENEWAL OF THE KING'S DIVINE KJ AS A RESULT OF THE SED JUBILEE
III.      THE CULT OF HATSHEPSUT AS A MANIFESTATION OF THE SUN GOD IN THE TEMPLE AT DEIR EL-BAHARI.
III.i.   THE CULT OF HATSHEPSUT AS (AMON-)RE IN THE SUN CULT COMPLEX
OF THE DSR-DSRW TEMPLE
III.I.a. Anubis-Imiut in the Temple of Hatshepsut. The father-son relationship in the Complex
of Sun Cult
Ill.l.b. Hathor in the Temple of Hatshepsut. The cult of the king as Horus
III.2.   THE CULT OF HATSHEPSUT IN THE COMPLEX OF THE ROYAL CULT.
111.3.    THE CULT OF HATSHEPSUT AS AMON OF DSR-DSRW IN THE MAIN SANCTUARY OF AMON
111.4.    OSIRIDE STATUES AS MANIFESTATIONS OF THE ROYAL K^.
III.4.a.    Osiride statues of Mentuhotep II Nebhepetre
III.4.b.    Osiride statues of Sesostris
III.4.C.    Osiride statues of Amenhotep
III.4.d.    Osiride statues of Ahmose and Tuthmosis I
III.4.e.    Osiride statues of Hatshepsut
III.5.   ROYAL NAMES AS AN ELEMENT OF THE DIVINITY OF THE PHARAOH.
IV.      HWTMy T-K3-R' JMNDSR-DSRW - THE TEMPLE OF REBIRTH
OF THE DIVINE K3
IV.i.    THE TEMPLE OF HATSHEPSUT AS A MORTUARY TEMPLE
IV.l.a.   The offering hall of the Totenopfertempel and the temple ofDsr-dsrw
IV.l.b.   The room with five niches of the Verehrungstempel and the temple of Dsr-dsrw
IV.2.    THE TEMPLE OF HATSHEPSUT AS A HWT-K3
IV.3.    THE TEMPLE OF HATSHEPSUT AS A HWT-NTR
IV.4.    HATSHEPSUT'S TEMPLE OF MILLIONS OF YEARS AS A PLACE OF THE CULT OF
A NEW FORM OF THE CREATOR GOD
SUMMARY
INDEXES
General index
Places
Gods
Kings and queens
Names proper
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