The Rosemarie and Dietrich Klemm Collection, deposited in the British Museum in London, consists of thousands of rock samples from the sites of Egyptian quarries. The collection was formed by the Egyptologist and the geologist , both at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Munich. Comparison with these rock samples can make it possible to identify, certainly or with probability, the origin of the stone used in ancient Egyptian architecture, statues and inscriptions.
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| - La Collection Klemm, déposée au British Museum de Londres, comprend des milliers d’échantillons de roches en provenance de sites de carrières égyptiennes. Cette collection a été rassemblée par l’égyptologue et le géologue , qui appartiennent tous deux à l’université Louis-et-Maximilien de Munich. La comparaison avec ces échantillons de roches peut permettre d’identifier, avec certitude ou probabilité, l’origine de la pierre utilisée dans l’Égypte ancienne pour l’architecture, les statues et les inscriptions. (fr)
- The Rosemarie and Dietrich Klemm Collection, deposited in the British Museum in London, consists of thousands of rock samples from the sites of Egyptian quarries. The collection was formed by the Egyptologist and the geologist , both at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Munich. Comparison with these rock samples can make it possible to identify, certainly or with probability, the origin of the stone used in ancient Egyptian architecture, statues and inscriptions. (en)
- A Coleção Rosemarie e Dietrich Klemm consiste de milhares de amostras de rochas provenientes de pedreiras egípcias. Atualmente no Museu Britânico em Londres, no Reino Unido, a coleção foi organizada pela egiptóloga e pelo seu marido, o geólogo , ambos da Universidade de Munique. A comparação com essas amostras de rochas possibilita identificar, com maior ou menor certeza, a origem da pedra usada em construções, estátuas e inscrições do Antigo Egito. (pt)
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| - La Collection Klemm, déposée au British Museum de Londres, comprend des milliers d’échantillons de roches en provenance de sites de carrières égyptiennes. Cette collection a été rassemblée par l’égyptologue et le géologue , qui appartiennent tous deux à l’université Louis-et-Maximilien de Munich. La comparaison avec ces échantillons de roches peut permettre d’identifier, avec certitude ou probabilité, l’origine de la pierre utilisée dans l’Égypte ancienne pour l’architecture, les statues et les inscriptions. Avant son dépôt au Musée, cette collection a été consultée en 1999 lors de la conservation de la pierre de Rosette. L’étude a montré une ressemblance étroite avec la roche d’une petite carrière de granodiorite dans le sur la rive occidentale du Nil, à l’ouest d’Éléphantine dans la région d’Assouan ; la veine rose qui traverse la partie supérieure de la pierre de Rosette a également été considérée comme typique de la granodiorite de cette région. (fr)
- The Rosemarie and Dietrich Klemm Collection, deposited in the British Museum in London, consists of thousands of rock samples from the sites of Egyptian quarries. The collection was formed by the Egyptologist and the geologist , both at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Munich. Comparison with these rock samples can make it possible to identify, certainly or with probability, the origin of the stone used in ancient Egyptian architecture, statues and inscriptions. Before its deposit in the Museum the collection was consulted in 1999 during conservation of the Rosetta Stone. The study showed a close resemblance to rock from a small granodiorite quarry at Gebel Tingar on the west bank of the Nile, west of Elephantine in the region of Aswan; the pink vein running across the upper part of the Rosetta Stone was also noted as typical of granodiorite from this region. (en)
- A Coleção Rosemarie e Dietrich Klemm consiste de milhares de amostras de rochas provenientes de pedreiras egípcias. Atualmente no Museu Britânico em Londres, no Reino Unido, a coleção foi organizada pela egiptóloga e pelo seu marido, o geólogo , ambos da Universidade de Munique. A comparação com essas amostras de rochas possibilita identificar, com maior ou menor certeza, a origem da pedra usada em construções, estátuas e inscrições do Antigo Egito. Antes de seu depósito no Museu, a coleção foi consultada em 1999, durante o processo de conservação da Pedra de Roseta. O estudo mostrou uma grande semelhança com rochas de uma pequena pedreira de granodiorito em Gebel Tingar, na margem oeste do Rio Nilo, a oeste de Elefantina, na região de Assuã. Um veio cor-de-rosa que atravessa a parte superior da Pedra de Roseta também foi notado como típico do granodiorito dessa mesma região. (pt)
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