Object(s) photograph: Site: Giza; view: G 7132, G 7710
Limestone model offering jar, [Type V b], (one of set of model vessels, nine jars and sixty-one saucers, 24-12-541 through 24-12-558, 24-12-1007 through 24-12-1056, saucers vary between six types); [whole series once may have been colored yellow, a few still show traces, vessels cut with chisel, and in some cases with "stick borer", roughly cut grooves appear on edge of inside surface of basins (cf. 24-12-1028 and 24-12-1014)]. Illustration: Yes. Illustration scale: 1:2. Additional illustration: Yes. Additional illustration scale: 1:2
Reisner, George A., and William Stevenson Smith. The Tomb of Hetep-Heres the Mother of Cheops: a Study of Egyptian Civilization in the Old Kingdom. A History of the Giza Necropolis 2. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1955, p. 95, fig. 140.
Simpson, William Kelly. The Mastabas of Kawab, Khafkhufu I and II. Giza Mastabas 3. Boston: Museum of Fine Arts, 1978, p. 32, pl. XLVIh, fig. 60.
ID: HUMFA_B5791B_NS
Subjects: Object(s) photograph: Site: Giza; view: G 7132, G 7710
Description: Tomb groups of limestone model vessels: top row (right only): six dishes: [G 7132 A] 24-12-1028 (= MFA 24.3012), 24-12-1025 (= MFA 24.3009), 24-12-1014 (= MFA 24.2998), 24-12-1033 (= MFA 24.3017), 24-12-1048 (= MFA 24.3032), 24-12-555 (= MFA 24.2892); middle row: [G 7132 A] six jars: 24-12-543 (= MFA 24.2880), 24-12-542 (= MFA 24.2879), 24-12-1010 (= MFA 24.2994), 24-12-1009 (= MFA 24.2993), 24-12-1008 (= MFA 24.2992), 24-12-1007 (= MFA 24.2991), [G 7710 B] six dishes: 25-2-1147 (= MFA 25.2581), 25-2-1138 (= MFA 25.2572), 25-2-1119 (= MFA 25.2553), 25-2-1116 (= MFA 25.2550), 25-2-1118 (= MFA 25.2552), 25-2-1131 (= MFA 25.2565); bottom row: [G 7710 B] twelve jars: 25-2-1109 (= MFA 25.2543), __-__-__, 25-2-1104 (= MFA 25.2538), 25-2-1102 (= MFA 25.2536), 25-2-1101 (= MFA 25.2535), 25-2-1103 (= MFA 25.2537), 25-2-1105 (= MFA 25.2539), 25-2-1110 (= MFA 25.2544), 25-2-1111 (= MFA 25.2545), 25-2-1157 (= MFA 25.2586), 25-2-1115 (= MFA 25.2549), 25-2-1113 (= MFA 25.2547)