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NME 082 :: Fragment, Sculpture

Object description: Sculpture of a man sitting in a chair. Hieroglyphs around the chair. The owner is the house keeper Ibu. A house keeper named Hetepui is also mentioned.

Data elements

Inventory number

NME 082

Serie nummer

13307

Alternative id

NME 82; Kgl. Museum 509

Country - Findspot

Egypt : Africa

Country, Swedish - Findspot

Egypten

Place - Findspot

Antaeopolis [?]

Material

Basalt [?]; Stone; Granite [?]

Material, Swedish

Sten; Basalt [?]; Granit [?]

Exhibitions

Permanent exhibition, Egyptian galleries, Medelhavsmuseet - 2006; NM 1980: Baltzar Cronstrand i Egypten, kat. nr 4.

Acquisition

Dep. 1982

Description

Sculpture of a man sitting in a chair. Hieroglyphs around the chair. The owner is the house keeper Ibu. A house keeper named Hetepui is also mentioned.

Period

Middle Kingdom, 12-13th Dynasty (1991-c.1760 BC)

Period, Swedish

12-13e dynastin (1991-ca.1760 f Kr), Mellersta riket

Name - Photographer

Medelhavsmuseet 2012

Description: Medelhavsmuseet 2012 represents pictures taken in 2012 by Ove Kaneberg, Karl Zetterström or Tony Sandin. In 2008 a new strategy of photographing objects started and this continued in 2012.
Source - http: collections.smvk.se

Publications

Piehl, Quelques textes égyptiens, Actes 8e Congrès Or., Leiden 1891, 46 (4) f; Peterson, Ausgewählte ägyptische Personenamne, Orientalia Suecana XIX-XX, 1972, 6 ff; PM VIII, 381.

Cf_Publications

Franke, Personendaten aus dem MR, 57, 445.

Date - Printed

2009-04-01 16:13:41

Condition

Fragmentary

Original register

Egypt

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