Site drawing of Nile and wells.Plan of well.Section of well/wind catcher.Section of well/wind catcher.Axonometric projection of well/wind catcher showing structure.Spiral analysis of mummy chamber text.Analysis of spiral/canoptic/cardinal points, layer 1.Analysis of spiral/cardinal point and canoptic jar relationship, layer 2.Analysis of cardinal points/canoptic jar spiral, layer 3.Orientation of the mummy chamber.Canoptic jars sketch.Chest for canoptic jars sketch.One center by two components.Road for the Book of Dead sketch.[BLANK][BLANK][BLANK]A place of birth and death sketch.[BLANK][BLANK][BLANK][BLANK]The Well and the Wind Tower Catcher.[BLANK]Site plan study.Study of father/son relationship (Wind-Well Catcher).Plan study of Well.Section of Well and Wind Catcher.
Abstract
N/A
Title
A Well for the Father and Son
Author
Gresalfi, James
Course
Thesis
Academic Year
1992–93
Semester
Fall/Spring
Faculty
Douglis, Evan
Knox, Roderick
Sculley, Sean
Weile, Regi F.K.A. Goldberg
Problem Type
N/A
Program Types
Well
Architectural Elements
N/A
Photographer
Pro-Lab
Subjects
Osiris (Egyptian deity)
Horus (Egyptian deity)
Hieroglyphics
Egyptian language
Codependency
Faculty Text
NA
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