
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.
Karnak, Luxor, Deir el-Bahri, Medinet Habu, the Valley of the Kings · 11,412 objects.
The densest cluster of New-Kingdom inscriptions in the corpus — both banks of ancient Thebes. Royal mortuary temples, private tombs, Karnak and Luxor temple, Deir el-Medina, and the palace at Malqata, drawn from every source that records a Theban find spot, not only the excavation archives.

Hieroglyphic inscription in an incised rectangular field; individual sign forms are not clear enough to transcribe reliably.

Partial visible numbering/mark: “758” (lower-left). Coptic text lines are present but not fully legible enough for a re…

Good God, Menkheperra, beloved of Amun, on the occasion of stretching the cord for Amun of Djeser-akhet

The words spoken by Khonsu in Thebes, the one who brings peace, made by his beautiful son of Shak, true of voice.


Scaraboid
Note: Painted. 1 horizontal line
Beginning of the 'Book of the Overthrow of Apophis, the Enemy of Re, the Enemy of Onnophris - may he live, be healthy and sound - the Triumphant, which is performed in the Temple of Amun-Re, Lord of …
ḥꜣ,t-ꜥ-m mḏꜣ,t-n,t-sḫr-ꜥꜣpp ḫft-n-Rꜥw ḫft-n-Wn-nfr-ꜥnḫ-(w)ḏꜣ-s(nb)mꜣꜥ-ḫrw jri̯{n} n pr Jmn-Rꜥw nb-ns,t-tꜣ.du.…
Kohl jar
Ostracon
stela, perhaps
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