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在阿比多斯新出土的一只ostracon上写着“the Instruction of King Amenemhat”的最后一章,这开启了一个有趣的调查。在新王国皇家纪念寺庙附近发现的一只鸵鸟,携带着一篇主要文学文本的摘录,这是一个重要的发现,因为它使我们对新王国的教育实践和知识探索有了更深入的了解。拉美西斯二世神庙区域出现的ostraca类型和文本类型的范围表明,这是一个功能齐全的神庙组织,包括建筑阶段和运营阶段,现场有物资和有文化的人员,可能担任不同的管理角色。反过来,在教育和知识追求方面的研究是扩大我们对埃及文化的功能和享受的理解的关键。
A newly excavated ostracon from Abydos bearing the concluding chapter of “The Instruction (a.k.a. Teaching) of King Amenemhat” opens up an interesting enquiry. An ostracon found in the immediate vicinity of a New Kingdom royal memorial temple and carrying an excerpt from a major literary text is an important find, as it develops our insight into New Kingdom educational practices and intellectual quests. The range of ostraca types and text genres appearing in the area of the temple of Ramesses II points to a fully functional temple organization with a building phase and an operational phase, with supplies and literate personnel on site, potentially in different administrative roles. Studies in educational and intellectual pursuits, in turn, are key to expanding our comprehension of the functions—and enjoyment—of Egyptian culture.