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Description: | Hieroglyphic inscription, written horizontally along the centre plank at the top of curved lid: identifies the owner as Horudja, son of Aa.
Wooden coffin lid with straight sides, curved top, and four corner posts. The sides of the coffin are painted with protective deities, each inside a shrine or doorway.
According to the excavator's description, this coffin contained a white-painted cartonnage (linen-and-plaster) coffin when it was discovered, which is probably coffin 2276 in the Museum's collection.
Material: Wood | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.107100 | Go to resource |
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