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Description: | Six (6) lines of hieroglyphic inscription: prayer for funerary offerings, 'for the soul of the deputy (? Egyptian 'idnw') of the seal-bearer, Netjeru-er-aw, the ones who are honoured before the great god'.
Four columns over the standing man, identifying him as a deputy of the seal-bearer, Seneb-ef-ankh.
Round-topped limestone stela of a man who is shown seated at the bottom left, holding a lotus. In front of him is a table piled with offerings, and at the right, a man with a shaved head and a long kilt is offering incense.
The man in the chair is the man who has died; his named ends in the word -netjeru. The man on the right seems to have been a colleague, named Seneb-ef-ankh.
The top part of the stela is damaged, but the remains of two jackals, on poles (standards) are visible.
Material: Limestone | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.108092 | Go to resource |
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