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2 of 2 • Steindorff Cemetery: D 117, Wehemka, chapel (Hildesheim 2970), N wall, relief (two bottom registers, offering bearers identified as [upper register] Neferaf, Ankhi, Nakhmaat, Shedus, Ankhtef, Watet, Wahher, [lower register] Perneb, Khetemti, Iyni, Kanebef, Itisen, Inekh), looking N
Steinforff Cemetery: D 117, Wehemka, chapel (Hildesheim 2970), S wall, registers of relief (Wehemka and Hetepibes Ipi seated at offering table; offerings; offering bearers identified as Nineksu and Iyni) and inscription, looking S (excavated in 1906)
Steindorff Cemetery: D 117, Wehemka, chapel (Hildesheim 2970), N wall, relief (two bottom registers, offering bearers identified as [upper register] Neferaf, Ankhi, Nakhmaat, Shedus, Ankhtef, Watet, Wahher, [lower register] Perneb, Khetemti, Iyni, Kanebef, Itisen, Inekh), looking N
Western Cemetery: Site: Giza; View: D 117
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- Type
- Individual - Ancient
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- Gender
- Male
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- Also Known As
- Manuel de Codage : jjnj
- Alternate spelling : Ini
- Alternate spelling : Iny
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- Remarks
- Appears twice in chapel relief in tomb of Wehemka (owner of D 117), south wall (carrying haunch of beef before seated figures of Wehemka and Hetepibes), identified as [sSmw] butcher, and north wall (lower of two bottom registers, third figure from left), identified as [wdpw] butler; chapel (Hildesheim 2970) found in situ in D 117. One of two individuals named Iyni (other appears on east wall); possibly same person.
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- Site Name Western Cemetery
