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Taureador Scenes in Tell el-Dab‘a (Avaris) and Knossos

authors in regard to the ownership of the different sections of the tomb under consideration. However, I certainly believe that the problem is not completely answered, and deserves further investigation. The difference in interpretation does not reduce my appreciation of the value of the work, and the effort expended in the preparation of the text and the artwork of this monograph. After an introduction, the architecture of the chapel is described, followed by a list of names and titles, and a section on the decoration. The last section, as would be expected, forms the bulk of the text (pp. 10–30) and includes a description of the scenes, as well as the transliteration and translation of the inscriptions. References are additionally given to an adequate amount of comparative data. The final section is on miscellaneous blocks, which is followed by indices of names, titles, and words discussed, as well as a general index. The book ends with 44 plates, some folded, including black and white photographs and line drawings. This is a useful and long awaited publication on one of the important tombs in the Teti Cemetery. As an excavation report, the authors present the reader with the necessary information on the monument in a clear and precise way, and without having to wade through cumbersome materials, often unnecessary for such a composition. we egyptologists should be appreciative and grateful to those who make the evidence available so that we can further our studies. The present monograph is a welcome addition to the Old Kingdom library, and its authors have certainly enriched our resources and made a significant contribution to research in this period.