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Fragments of faience ushabtis of Ankhpakhered

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Two base fragments of faience ushabtis of [GLYPHS] Ankhpakhered; inscription, only parts of his name, in one case [GLYPHS] seems to have been omitted. Illustration: Yes with hieroglyphs

Details

  • ID
    HUMFA_26-1-362
  • Department
    Harvard University-Boston Museum of Fine Arts Expedition
  • Classification
    Tomb equipment-Ushabtis and ushabti boxes
  • Findspot
    [Street G 7000], debris W of mastaba G 7130-7140: G 7140, S of Isis temple, room M
  • Material
    Faience
  • Dimensions
    Height: 1.5+ cm; 1.6+ cm
  • Credit Line
    Harvard University–Boston Museum of Fine Arts Expedition
  • Date of Register Entry
    01/09/1926
  • Owner
    Ankhpakhered (in Isis Temple)
  • Remarks
    Fragments of ushabtis inscribed for Ankhpakhered include: 26-1-100 (two fragments), 26-1-151 (two fragments), 26-1-199 (one fragment), 26-1-200 (one fragment), 26-1-204 (five fragments), 26-1-205 (two fragments), 26-1-206 (four fragments), 26-1-228 (one fragment), 26-1-252 (one fragment), 26-1-296 (one fragment), 26-1-307 (six fragments), 26-1-308 (four fragments), 26-1-309 (two fragments), 26-1-310 (three fragments), 26-1-311 (three fragments), 26-1-312 (four fragments), 26-1-362 (two fragments), 26-1-1209 (one fragment), 36-11-19b (one fragment).

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Full Bibliography

  • Zivie-Coche, Christiane M. Giza Au Premier Millenaire: Autour du temple d'Isis dame des pyramides. Boston: Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 1991, p. 276.

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Ancient People

  • Ankhpakhered (in Isis Temple)

    • Type Owner
    • Remarks Fragments of limestone seated statue (26-1-1239 + 26-1-1240) inscribed for Ankhpakhered; found in Isis temple (room A). Ushabtis (fragments: 26-1-100, 26-1-151, 26-1-199, 26-1-200, 26-1-204, 26-1-205, 26-1-206, 26-1-228, 26-1-252, 26-1-296, 26-1-307, 26-1-308, 26-1-309, 26-1-310, 26-1-311, 26-1-312, 26-1-362, 26-1-1209, 36-11-19b) inscribed for Ankhpakhered; found widely scattered in debris of Isis temple (rooms E and K, and most in pit F) and surrounding area (Street G 7000 and Avenue G 4).