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Estela funeraria  con la parte superior redondeada. Presenta en el luneto a  Behedety, disco solar alado que acoge una barca funeraria ocupada por cuatro divinidades: Re, Jepri, Isis y Neftys, ante las cuales se encuentra un personaje femenino. Detras, un babuino flanquea la barca. Bajo esta, una línea de "jekerus" da paso a una inscripción con la tradicional fórmula de ofrendas, terminando con el nombre de la difunta  Iutsasus, hija de Ikenush. Quedan restos de pintura roja en la barca, el disco solar y el friso de "jekerus".

Funerary stela with rounded top. In the lunette appears Behedety, the winged solar disc, welcoming a funerary boat occupied by four divinities, in front of whom is a feminine personage. At the back, a baboon is flanking the boat. Beneath the boat a line of kheker-signs gives way to an inscription with the traditional offering formula, ending with the deceased's name of Neithius, daughter of Ikenesh. There are remnants of red paint on the boat, the solar disc and the frieze of kheker-signs.

Funerary stela with rounded top. In the lunette appears Behedety, the winged solar disc, welcoming a funerary boat occupied by four divinities, in front of whom is a feminine personage. At the back, a baboon is flanking the boat. Beneath the boat a line of kheker-signs gives way to an inscription with the traditional offering formula, ending with the deceased's name of Neithius, daughter of Ikenesh. There are remnants of red paint on the boat, the solar disc and the frieze of kheker-signs.

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Jeroglíficos +s i w t:h8 s\ w s Aa11\r1 p8 B1 g38*t i q:n w S:a1 Aa11\r1 p8 !
Transliteración Wsir Iwt (sA) sws sAt IqnS
Traducción La Osiris Iutsasus, hija de Iquenesh La Osiris Iutsasus, hija de Iquenesh The Osiris Neithius, daughter of Ikenesh The Osiris Neithius, daughter of Ikenesh

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