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htmlText_8AD032C7_9270_8A1C_41E0_D2783EC93982.html = Physical Dimensions: Height: 66.00cm; Width: 53.50cm
Technique: painted
Place: Found/Acquired Egypt
Period/culture: First Intermediate
Material: limestone {{button:Text=More__Open-website=https://artsandculture.google.com/asset/stela-of-inheretnakht/sgF5LZA-Rp9_9w?hl=en__Color=#FDA403}}
Granodiorite column in the form of a papyrus bundle bearing cartouches of Amenhotep III, Merenptah and Setnakht on abacus, buds and shaft.{{button:Text=More__Open-website=https://www.britishmuseum.org/__Color=#FDA403}}
Khakaure Senusret III was a pharaoh of Egypt. He ruled from 1878 BC to 1839 BC during a time of great power and prosperity, and was the fifth king of the Twelfth Dynasty of the Middle Kingdom.
Limestone false-door and architrave of Ptahshepses: the architrave, which is carved in fine, detailed, sunk relief, contains five lines of text consisting of standard invocation-formulae to Osiris and Anubis. The false door consists of the false door proper with two lines of text on each side containing the titles of Ptahshepses, flanked on both sides by panelled walls carrying the biographical inscription of Ptahshepses in which he describes his birth in the time of Mycerinus, his marriage to Khamaat, a princess and daughter, probably, of Shepseskaf, and his career under four further kings, continuing down, probably, to Nyuserre of the Fifth Dynasty. All the texts on the false door are carved in good sunk relief, very sharply cut. On each side of the door is a long panel bearing representations of food-offerings, carved in fine low relief. The architrave is complete and in good condition. The false door is generally in good condition apart from a few small places where the surface is rubbed. The false door was painted a mottled pink to simulate granite and most of this colour remains.
Limestone stela of Intef, son of Ka: Intef is shown standing, receiving an offering from a small male figure who stands in front of him; the positioning of this figure and the scale are very characteristic of the First Intermediate Period. Behind Intef are three female figures, all referred to as his wives, named Mery, Iutu, and Iru. The principal text of the stela, which runs horizontally at the top and then continues vertically at the right side and then in front of the lower parts of the principal figures, is a mixture of offering formulas, important historical information, and phrases that form parts of standard idealized biographical texts.
Red granite sarcophagus decorated with palace-façade panelling; slightly vaulted lid retains handling-bosses at either end.{{button:Text=Go to Egypt__Open-panorama=Pyramid__Color=#FDA403}}
This is the False Door of a man named Bateti who was an official during the 5th Dynasty (2494-2345 B.C.E.). This particular False Door is interesting because it shows Bateti emerging from it – the statue served as a vessel for his soul 𓂓 to pass through the door. This False Door stood in the chapel of his mastaba tomb. The False Door remains unfinished and his name should be carved above the statue, but only two hieroglyphic symbols were carved.
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