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118-20. l Most of the chapels discussed below belong to the officials w h o s e false doors have been used as the basis of the preceding discussion. 1. a and b ) . E x a m p l e s from the early fifth dynasty show a wider range of chapel types. d). e). The principal orientation of chapels prior to this was north-south, and the new type was thus a major innovation. f), but the e a s t - w e s t form b e c a m e more frequent. b and c). a). The e a s t - w e s t chapel b e c a m e the principal form in the sixth dynasty.
Hassan, Saqqara III, fig. 2, pl. II. Duell, Mereruka I, pl. 62 Early Pepy I nfr-ssm-pth * hnty-k3i * mhw * Unpublished (Door in later rooms). James, Khentika, pl. XIX, XIII. Saad, ASAE 40 (1940), pl. LXXXI. Mid - late Pepy I pth-spss * r'-wr * mry-tti * zzi * Murray, op. , pl. XXVIII. el-Fikey, The Tomb of the Vizier Re'-wer at Saqqara, pi. 5, 9, 21. Unpublished (son of mrrw-k3i). Mariette, Mastabas, 420. Merenre - early Pepy II mrri * 'nh-mry-r' * Hassan, Saqqara III, fig. 17b. Unpublished (son of mhw).
Opferliste, 47-50. Dunham-Simpson, op. , fig. 9. B - Offering Lists Further late fourth dynasty examples are found in tombs in the Khafre Quarry C e m e t e r y , notably those of ny-k3w-r', dbhn, and shm-k3-r',l which belong to the reigns of Menkaure to Sahure. This s h o w s clearly that the development of the offering list in its canonical form took place in the t o m b s of m e m b e r s of the royal family. -' The earliest canonical list that is evident from independently dated private t o m b s is that of ssm-nfr I (G4940), perhaps of the reign of Sahure or Neferirkare.
