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Description: | Central column of hieroglyphs with the names of her father, king Ramesses VI. Hieroglyphic columns within the scenes identify the princess and the gods, and also name her mother and father.
Limestone stela with a curved top and back-to-back scenes. On the left, princess Isis offers to Osiris. On the right, she offers to Re-Horakhty, a form of the sun-god. Isis was a daughter of king Ramesses VI and queen Nub-Khesdeb. Isis was a priestess of Amun and a divine adoratrice.
Material: Limestone | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.348567 | Go to resource |
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