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Description: | A white stele with sunken relief decoration. The top register shows two eyes and a tied rope above a scene with a seated man and woman in front of an offering table and a woman and child. There are also hieroglyphs above the people's heads. Below are three rows of hieroglyphs and at least 8 columns.
Translation:
A royal offering to Osiris the great god and to Anubis, Lord of Abydos, the Great God, Lord of the Sacred Land, that they might give invocation of offerings, bread, beer, oxen, fowl, alabaster, clothing, incense, unguent and every good and pure thing, offerings and all fruit and vegetables on which the god lives, for the ka of the sacred scribe Nebseeni, justified. His son Samut; his son Amenemhet; his son Ahmose; his son Sennefer; his son Nebamun; his daughter Mutemweskhet.
(Dodson, Aidan) | Subjects: | Egypt North Africa Africa | Source: | Bristol Museums, Galleries & Archives | Identifier: | emu.ecatalogue.foreignarchaeology.83934 | Go to resource |
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