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View full screenBase of an anthropoid coffin of yellow painted wood, of Iufenamun, priest at the temple of Karnak: Ancient Egyptian, Upper Egypt, probably from Thebes, 3rd Intermediate Period, early 22nd Dynasty, c. 967 - 900 BC
A.1907.569
Unknown
Egypt, Northern Africa
3rd Intermediate Period
Early 22nd Dynasty
22nd Dynasty, 3rd Intermediate Period, Ancient Egyptian
Wood, yellow painted
Thebes, Upper Egypt, Egypt, Northern Africa
Depicted: Iufenamun
Previous owner: Sir Colin Scott-Moncrieff
Discoveries Redisplay, 2015
Discoveries (29 Jul 2011 - 2016)
National Museum of Scotland
The Journey Beyond (07 May 2010 - 28 Aug 2010)
Dick Institute
NIWINSKI, A. (1988): 21st Dynasty Coffins from Thebes: Chronological and Typological Studies. Theben 5 (Mainz: Philipp von Zabern).p.138[183]
Howell G. M. Edwards, Susana E. Jorge Villar, Katherine A. Eremin, (2004) 'Raman spectroscopic analysis of pigments from dynastic Egyptian funerary artefacts', Journal of Raman Spectroscopy 35/8‐9 (Raman spectroscopy in Art and Archaeology, August ‐ September 2004), 786-795.
MANLEY, W. P. (2006): ‘The Identity of an Important Priest in the Collections of the National Museums of Scotland’, in SOLKIN, V. V. (ed.), Ancient Egypt, 2. On the Occasion of the 150th Birthday Anniversary of Vladimir S. Golenischeff (Moscow and St Petersburg: Maat) pp. 71-6.
Manley, B and Dodson, A., (2010) Life Everlasting. National Museums Scotland Collection of Ancient Egyptian Coffins (Edinburgh: NMS Enterprises Ltd.), pp. 47-51
COONEY, K., (2021), ' A Case Study of Multiple Coffin Reuse in the National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh', in Barbash, Y. Cooney, K.M. (eds.) Afterlives of Egyptian History: A Festschrift for Edward Bleiberg, Cairo: American University in Cairo Press
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