The World of Funerary Cones

This website is dedicated to the study of funerary cones (Grabkegel, Friesziegel, cônes funéraires, conos funerarios, Grafkegel, pohřební kužel).

Profile	Form	Length & Width	Colours	Manufacturing methods	Functions	Research history
Original locations	Geographical distribution	Historical distribution	Cones not listed on Davies & Macadam	How to utilize cones	Highlights from my catalogue	Wiki project
Image gallery D. & M. # 1-200	Image gallery D. & M. # 201-400	Image gallery D. & M. # 401-600	Image gallery D. & M. # 601- & those unregistered	Fake cones	Abbreviations & References

Updates

2 images (granted by Mr Michele Marcolin) of a cone housed at Museu Egipci at Barcelona have been added to 'Image gallery D. & M. # 401-600'. (7th Mar. 2010)
5 images of a NEW TYPE of cone granted by Dr. Bernhard I. Müller have been added to the 'Image gallery D. & M. # 601- & those unregistered' and 'Cones not listed on Davies & Macadam'. (6th Mar. 2010)
2 images of a NEW TYPE of cone housed in the British Museum are added to the 'Image gallery D. & M. # 601- & those unregistered' and 'Cones not listed on Davies & Macadam'. (24th Feb. 2010)
Automatic translation systems by Google was added to my webpages. (11th Feb. 2010)
Extra 4 cone images granted by Dr. Bernhard I. Müller have been added to 'Image gallery D. & M. # 601-B.21 and other'. (27th Jan. 2010)

See further update history here.

Largely under construction. I will update once a month or so. Please wait!

Welcome to the World of Funerary Cones!!