The name rings depicted in the Theban tombs dating to the Eighteenth Dynasty are similar to those found on monumental topographical lists, though they seem to belong to a completely different motif: the Nine Bows. The Nine Bows are a list of nine lands considered to be the “enemies of Egypt,” a list that can be seen to fluctuate over time in parallel to the socio-political context. This article covers the phenomenon of name rings in the Theban tombs as a component of the “Royal Kiosk Icon,” examining their iconography and overall form to articulate typological differences for dating purposes, together with a brief discussion on their meaning and placement within the tombs themselves.

可追溯到第十八王朝的底比斯墓葬中描绘的名戒与在不朽的地形列表中发现的相似，尽管它们似乎属于一个完全不同的主题：九弓。九弓是被认为是“埃及的敌人”的九个土地的清单，可以看出该清单随着时间的推移与社会政治背景平行而波动。本文介绍了作为“皇家亭图标”组成部分的底比斯墓葬中的姓名环现象，检查了它们的图像和整体形式，以阐明类型差异以供约会，并简要讨论它们的含义和在墓葬中的位置他们自己。