Geneva / San Antonio / Dudley / Paris / Leuven / Rapport / Wiesbaden / Cairo / London / Basel / /
Company
Co-Field / /
Country
Egypt / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
Chapel D. In / Mut Temple’s First Pylon / Chapel D. / chapel of Nesptah / The Temple of Mut / University of Chicago’s Oriental Institute / Mut Temple’s West Porch / Open Air Museum / East Porch / Temple of Mut / American Research Center / Precinct.15 The stonework / Luxor Temple / Mut Temple / Brooklyn Museum / The Alabaster Shrine / Temple A’s / Temple A’s First Pylon / West Porch / Akhenaten’s temple / First Court / Alabaster Shrine / Mut Temple’s Second Pylon / Amunhotep II chapel / Second Pylon / /
IndustryTerm
pink cement/mortar / heavy equipment / stone chips / cement / /
Organization
First Court of the Mut Temple / the Johns Hopkins University / Mut Temple’s First Court / American Research Center in Egypt / the University of Chicago’s Oriental Institute / Centre FrancoEgyptien / Supreme Council of Antiquities / US Federal Reserve / Brooklyn Museum’s Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund / Supreme Council of Antiquities1 / /
Person
François Larché / Montuemhat / Egyptologist / Mary E. McKercher / Ahmed Araby Yunes / Ellen J. Pearlstein / Amenhotep II / C. Van Siclen III / Richard Fazzini / Mary McKercher / Roman Period / William H. Peck / William Peck / Ibrahim Suleiman / Magdy El-Ghandour / Roman Periods / Huleil Ghali / Richard A. Fazzini / Elsie Peck / W. Raymond Johnson / Elsie H. Peck / Louis A. Fontana / Zahi Hawass / Gamal Eddin Mokhtar / Jack A. Josephson / Charles Herzer / Taharqa / Nesptah / /
Position
General Director / Inspector / well-preserved head / Director of the Epigraphic Survey / consultant / Secretary General / Director for Luxor / author / Director for Foreign / king / Director for Karnak / Director and Co-Field Director / archaeologist and artist / Assistant Director / archaeologist / and photographer / Director and Architect / /
Report on the Brooklyn Museum’s 2005 Season of Fieldwork at the Precinct of the Goddess Mut at South Karnak by Richard Fazzini, Brooklyn Museum Abstract During the 2005 season of fieldwork the Mut Expedition excavated