Unpublished statue, JE. 37862 at the Egyptian museum Cairo

Abstract EN

Publication of a statue of prophet of Amun P3-dj~7mn-nb-niswt-t?wy from the Late period JE.

37862 (number of cxcavation k 601).

It was found at the Kamak Cahette by Legrain in April 1905, Legrain kept a register of objects in which he entered the statues in the order in which they were found and gave them the prefix “K.” This study includes the transliteration and translation of the texts that are inscribed on the front of the statue, the dorsal pillar and all around the base of the statue, with the discussions that accompam'ed them.

The texts from the statue are published without transliteration or translation.

Provenance: Karnak Cachette.

Location: The Egyptian Museum R.

24 S.8 Top, SR 5/9033/'^ Material: Grey granite.

Owner: Pi-dj-lmn-nb-niswtSwy, Date of excavation: April 1905.^^’ Date: End of the Twenty-fiflh Dynasty and the beginning of Twenty-sixth Dynasty according to De.

Meulenaere, “Le papyrus oraculaire de Brooklyn, trente en Paris,” in Essays of Ancient Egypt in Honour of Herman te Velde, edited by Jacobus van Dijk (Groningen, 1997), 248, n.

36, Bibliography: K.

Jansen-Winkcln, Inschriften der Spatzeit HI, Die 25 Dynasty (Wiesbaden, 2009), 509: 287.

PM II, 2, 159.

G.

Vittmann, Priestcr und Beainte im Theben der Spatzeit.

Genalogische und Prosopographische Untersuchungen zum Thebanischen Phester-wid Beamtentum der 25.Und 26.

Dynastic, BeitrAg I (Wien, 1978), 17, 96-97.