Funerary cone with an inscription of six horizontal lines. It belonged to Djedher, son of Ankh-Hor, and his mother was called Shepensepedet. His family was of good lineage and was related to a great chief of the Meshwesh, a Lybian tribe living in Egypt, which was later to found the 22nd Dynasty. The cone is formed like a small drum and shows remnants of white paint.
(1) Djedher True of Voice, (2) son of Ankh-Hor, son of the noble, (3) the prince, the great chief of the Meshwesh (4) the prince, the chief of the prophets of Banebdjed, Djedher, (5) his mother is the Lady of the House Shepensepedet, (6) True of Voice.
Bibliography
GRIÑO, R., " Conos funerarios egipcios del Museo Arqueológico Nacional ". Trabajos de Prehistoria 28, Madrid, 1971, pp. 327 - 328, lám IV.
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