
Ointment jar from a Foundation Deposit of Hatshepsut's Valley Temple
Hieroglyphic inscription in an incised rectangular field; individual sign forms are not clear enough to transcribe reliably.
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Hieroglyphic inscription in an incised rectangular field; individual sign forms are not clear enough to transcribe reliably.

No reliable excerpt can be transcribed from the image due to low legibility/overlap; writing is present in multiple lines.

Reverse: ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΠΓΟΛΕΜΑΙΟΥ


[Inscription] Nb-maat-re

An offering given by the king to Ptah, the southern of his wall, lord of Ankhtawy, Osiris, lord of Djedu, that they may…

Illegible short incised marks/numerals; no clear hieroglyphic text readable.

Text is present throughout the fragment, but the individual characters/words are not reliably legible from the provided…


Central rectangular plaque bears dark painted hieroglyph-like signs; exact reading unknown/unreadable from the provided…

Illegible at this resolution; Greek cursive handwriting lines across the papyrus surface.
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