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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
Object: FragmentFragment; SculptureSculpture
Object, Swedish: SkulpturSkulptur; FragmentFragment
Country - Findspot: Egypt : Africa
Country, Swedish - Findspot: EgyptenEgypten
Place - Findspot: Antaeopolis [?]
Material: BasaltBasalt [?]; StoneStone; GraniteGranite [?]
Material, Swedish: StenSten; BasaltBasalt [?]; GranitGranit [?]
Exhibitions: Permanent exhibition, Egyptian galleries, Medelhavsmuseet - 2006; NM 1980: Baltzar Cronstrand i Egypten, kat. nr 4.
Acquisition: Dep. 1982Dep.%201982
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)Middle%20Kingdom%2C%2012-13th%20Dynasty%20%281991-c.1760%20BC%29
Period, Swedish: 12-13e dynastin (1991-ca.1760 f Kr), Mellersta riket12-13e%20dynastin%20%281991-ca.1760%20f%20Kr%29%2C%20Mellersta%20riket
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: FragmentaryFragmentary
Original register: EgyptEgypt

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NME 082 :: Fragment, Sculpture

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