Antiker ägyptischer Sarkophag aus rotem Granit von Pahemnetjer, um 1250 v. Chr., 19. Dynastie, Saqqara Memphis. British Museum EA18. Unterer Abschnitt des roten
3855 x 5300 px | 32,6 x 44,9 cm | 12,9 x 17,7 inches | 300dpi
Aufnahmedatum:
10. Januar 2022
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British Museum
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Ancient Egyptian red granite sarcophagus of Pahemnetjer, Circa 1250BC, 19th Dynasty, Saqqara Memphis. British Museum EA18. Lower section of the red granite anthropoid sarcophagus of Pahemnetjer, High Priest of Ptah at Memphis, with incised representation of Isis at the foot and Nephthys at the head, four columns of hieroglyphic text, which continue onto the cover, on each side - describe Pahemnetjer as revered before various funerary and canopic deities (including Hapy, Anubis, Qebhsenuef, Thoth, Imsety and Duamutef), similar vertical lines of text at each end of the coffer record the deceased's name and titles. The cover shows Pahemnetjer wearing a beard and holding djed-column and ankh with a seated figure of Nut below; the one vertical and two horizontal registers of hieroglyphs record the name of the deceased and standard texts to Nut and Geb. Length Length: 235 cm. On display (G4/B9)
