False door of Irenakhet Niankhpepy
False door inscribed for Irenakhet Niankhpepy, identified as [swnw smsw pr-aA aw mw m Xnw nTnTt sHD swnw pr-aA swnw jrtj pr-aA swnw Xt pr-aA nr pHwt xrp srqt] chief physician of the Great House, interpreter of the liquids hidden within the netjnetjet, inspector of physicians of the Great House, eye-physician of the Great House, abdominal-physician of the Great House, guardian of the rectum, he who has command over Selket; found reused as roofing in shaft S 2065. Flache Scheintür mit Rundstabeinfassung und Hohlkehle. Die ganze Stele ist mit Inschriften und Darstellungen in vertieftem Relief bedeckt.
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- ID
- KHM_ÄS_8009
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- Department
- Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna
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- Classification
- Architectural elements-False Doors
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- Findspot
- Shaft S 2065 (reused as roofing)
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- Credit Line
- Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna
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- Previous Number
- KHM_8009
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- Object Ownership Information
- Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna
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- Period
- Late Old Kingdom
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- Owner
- Irenakhet Niankhpepy (in S 2065)
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- Object owned by
- Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna
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- Notes
- Herk: Gîza, W-Friedhof, Schacht 2065, Grabung Junker 1926 Erwerb: 1926 inventarisiert; "die Stücke N° 8008–8011 stammen sämtliche aus der Grabung der Wiener Akad. d. Wissenschaften hinter der Pyramide des Cheops (westlich) aus der Grabungskampagne 1926." NegNr-1: I 4645 NegNr-2: II 2774, Grabungsphoto
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- Remarks
- From the excavations behind (west of) the Pyramid of Khufu of the Vienna Academy of Sciences, 1926.
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- Site Name Western Cemetery
Ancient People
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Irenakhet Niankhpepy (in S 2065)
- Type Owner
- Remarks Irenakhet, [rn=f nfr] his good name Niankhpepy, called Iri. False door (KHM Vienna ÄS 8009) inscribed for Irenakhet, identified as [swnw smsw pr-aA aw mw m Xnw nTnTt sHD swnw pr-aA swnw jrtj pr-aA swnw Xt pr-aA nr pHwt xrp srqt] chief physician of the Great House, interpreter of the liquids hidden within the netjnetjet, inspector of physicians of the Great House, eye-physician of the Great House, abdominal-physician of the Great House, guardian of the rectum, he who has command over Selket; found reused as roofing in shaft S 2065 (at east face of G 4760, south end).
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Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna
- Type Object owned by
