Western Cemetery: Site: Giza; View: G 2337 X
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- Type
- Individual - Ancient
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- Gender
- Female
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- Also Known As
- Alternate spelling : Nesptah
- Alternate spelling : Ptahnes
- Manuel de Codage : n[j]s[j]ptH
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- Remarks
- Sister ([snt=f] his sister) of Djati (owner of G 2337 X). Appears in chapel relief, block of relief south of false door (third register, five female figures facing right, two standing, one kneeling kneading bread dough, one kneeling baking bread, one performing part of brewing process, first figure on right, standing), identified as [Hm(t)-kA] ka-priest; in situ in G 2337 X.
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- Site Name Western Cemetery
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Mastabas of the Western Cemetery: Part 1
- Date: 1980
ID: HUMFA_B5700_NS
Subjects: Western Cemetery: Site: Giza; View: G 2337 X
Description: Cemetery G 2300: G 2337 X, Djati, chapel, false door and portion of relief-carved wall in situ, and displaced lintel (25-7-1 = MFA 27.446) and block of relief (25-7-21 = MFA 27.445) as found, looking SW
ID: HUMFA_A6030_NS
Subjects: Western Cemetery: Site: Giza; View: G 2337 X
Description: Cemetery G 2300: G 2337 X, Djati, chapel, W wall, false door and portion of relief-carved wall, looking W
ID: HUMFA_A6032_NS
Subjects: Western Cemetery: Site: Giza; View: G 2337 X
Description: Cemetery G 2300: G 2337 X, Djati, chapel, W wall, portion of relief-carved wall S of false door, looking W
ID: HUMFA_A3655_NS
Subjects: Western Cemetery: Site: Giza; View: G 2337 X
Description: Cemetery G 2300: G 2337 X, Djati, chapel, false door and portion of relief-carved wall, looking W
ID: HUMFA_A3655P_NS
Subjects: Western Cemetery: Site: Giza; View: G 2337 X
Description: Cemetery G 2300: G 2337 X, Djati, chapel, false door and portion of relief-carved wall, looking W
ID: HUMFA_B5705_NS
Subjects: Western Cemetery: Site: Giza; View: G 2337 X
Description: Cemetery G 2300: G 2337 X, Djati, chapel, false door and portion of relief-carved wall in situ, and displaced lintel (25-7-1 = MFA 27.446) and block of relief (25-7-21 = MFA 27.445) as found, looking NW (edge of displaced false door of Hesu, 25-7-63, visible to N, under modern path, middle ground center)
