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View full screenStela of limestone, rounded top, with shen-sign between two wadjet eyes, above htp-di-nsw prayer in four lines, above the deceased man sits on a chair holding lotus flower before tray of four loaves or jars above four wine jars : Ancient Egyptian, Upper Egypt, Hierakonpolis, temple area, Upper Egypt, late 2nd Intermediate Period, c. 1600-1550 BC
A.1956.346
Egypt, Northern Africa
2nd Intermediate Period, Ancient Egyptian
2nd Intermediate Period, Ancient Egyptian
Hierakonpolis, Upper Egypt, Egypt, Northern Africa
Excavator: J. Quibell
Ancient Egypt Rediscovered (08 Feb 2019)
National Museum of Scotland
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Ilin-Tomich, A. (2011) Нетипичные формы знака [Htp, R4] в надписях Второго переходного периода. In Bolshakov, A. O. (ed.), St. Petersburg Egyptological readings 2009-2010: papers of the conference, in commemoration of Svetlana Ismailovna Hodjash [and] Alexander Serafimovich Chetverukhin. St. Petersburg, 109.
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Bussmann, Richard, 'Urbanism and temple religion in Egypt: A comment on Hierakonpolis', Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 100 (2014), 322-337, 316-318.
Hayes, W. C. 1947. “ḤoremkhaꜤuef of Nekhen and his Trip to Iṯ-Towe.” Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 33: 9, n.3.
Persons and Names of the Middle Kingdom, Version 3 (name 2739; accessed March 3, 2022),https://pnm.uni-mainz.de/3/inscription/2739 doi:10.5281/zenodo.1411391
PM V, 196
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