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Karnak (Temple of Amun) Estate Administration and Economy — New Kingdom Thebes (c.1550–1070 BCE)

Karnak (Temple of Amun) Estate Administration and Economy — New Kingdom Thebes (c.1550–1070 BCE)

  1. Ahmose I restores Theban royal power

    Labels: Ahmose I, Thebes, Amun Temple
  2. Karnak’s Amun precinct expands as a state hub

    Labels: Karnak, Amun Precinct, Thebes
  3. Temple estates develop specialized economic offices

    Labels: Amun Estate, Temple Administration, Granary Office
  4. Scribes and accountants support large-scale redistribution

    Labels: Temple Scribes, Granary Accountants, Amun Granary
  5. Temple-controlled production supports cult and local demand

    Labels: Temple Workshops, Craftsmen, Amun Estate
  6. Grain-ration “wages” illustrate redistributive payment

    Labels: Deir el-Medina, Ration System, State Provisioning
  7. Deir el-Medina strike shows supply breakdown

    Labels: Deir el-Medina, Temple Stores, Grain Shortage
  8. Temple endowments surge under Ramesses III

    Labels: Ramesses III, Temple Endowments, Amun Thebes
  9. Amun domain manages ships and transport accounts

    Labels: Amun Flotilla, Transport Accounts, Logistics
  10. Theban priest-kings consolidate control under Pinedjem I

    Labels: Pinedjem I, Theban Priest-Kings, Amun Priesthood
  11. New Kingdom temple-estate model transitions into Third Intermediate Period

    Labels: Temple Estate, Third Intermediate, Amun Estate