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Round-topped stela with painted decoration, woman in adoration before seated Re-
Harakhti, no text or effaced, 3rd Int. Period, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum,
E.GA.3069.1943. (Said to come from Luxor.)
Martin, G. T. Stelae from Egypt and Nubia in the Fitzwilliam Museum Cambridge [etc.]
(2005), 112 [77] figs.
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Round-topped stela, Esamenre Ns-jmn-ra , son of Inhertkha Jnt-ḥr(t)-ha
, and presumably wife Djeesesankh Dd-3st-(jw.)s-anh , Songstress of
Amun-Re, probably 3rd Int. Period, formerly in Hanover, (now) Museum August
Kestner, 2943 (lost in World War II).
Text, Cramer, M. in ZÄS 72 (1936), 108 [9]. See Führer durch das Kestner-Museum
(1891), 14 [25].
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Round-topped stela, winged scarab adored by two baboons, Pedesi P3-dj-3st
, Scribe of divine writings of the temple of Osiris, son of Nebma Nb-m3a
, kneeling in adoration before seated Re-Harakhti followed by Sekhmet, and two
lines of offering text at bottom, 3rd Int. Period, formerly in F. W. von Bissing colln.
S.697, now in Hanover, Museum August Kestner, 1935.200.210.
Munro, P. in Städel-Jahrbuch N.F. 3 (1971), 31 [26] fig. 26 (as Dyn. XIX and
probably from Abydos).
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Round-topped stela, Amenemonet Jmn-m-jnt of Taset-merydjehuti,
Prophet of Amun-Re king of the gods, Royal scribe of the army of the whole land,
General, etc., son of Espekashuti Ns-p3-ḳ3-šwtj , Prophet of Amun-Re
king of the gods, sem priest of the Ramesseum in the domain of Amun, Prophet of
Amenophis of the temenos, etc., in much effaced double scene with probably Abydos
fetish in the middle, preceded by Harendotes on left and by Thoth on right, and
twenty lines of hymn to Osiris and conventional biographical text below, Dyn. XXII,
in London, British Museum, EA 645.
Jansen-Winkeln, K. in SAK 33 (2005), 127-35 [1] Taf. 6 figs. 1, 2 (as probably from
Thebes). Text, Gardiner MSS. 29.13 (hand copy). Phrase in line 19, Leclant, J. in
Firchow, O. (ed.), Ägyptologische Studien (1955), 203 n. 3. See Guide (Sculpture), 167-
8 [607] (as Dyn. XX). accessed July 1, 2009.
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