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Fragment of wood with inscription which may have belonged to a funerary box. It still has two lines of vertical inscription, one of which, partially lost, contains the name of the proprietor: Djedmutiuesankh, son of a sistrum player called Nekhetbastet. There is a wooden rod on the back.

Fragmento de madera con inscripción que pudo pertenecer a una caja funeraria.  Conserva dos líneas de inscripción vertical,  una de ellas parcialmente perdida.Lleva un vástago de madera en la parte trasera.

Fragmento de madera con inscripción que pudo pertenecer a una caja funeraria.  Conserva dos líneas de inscripción vertical,  una de ellas parcialmente perdida.Lleva un vástago de madera en la parte trasera.

Fragment of wood with inscription which may have belonged to a funerary box. It still has two lines of vertical inscription, one of which, partially lost, contains the name of the proprietor: Djedmutiuesankh, son of a sistrum player called Nekhetbastet. There is a wooden rod on the back.

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Dd-mw.t-iw.f-anx

nxt-bAst.t

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Hieroglyphs +s D:d mwt i* f51anx ir:n iHy8 n i(mn:n:ra) m3:xt (bAs)(t:t) !
Transliteration +d-Mwt-iw.f-anx ir.niHy n Imn Nxt-BAstt
Translation (1) Djedmutiuefankh born of (2) the sistrum player of Amun, Nekhetbastet (1)Dyedmutiuefanj nacido de la tañedora del sistro de Amón, Nejet-Bastet. (1)Dyedmutiuefanj nacido de la tañedora del sistro de Amón, Nejet-Bastet. (1) Djedmutiuefankh born of (2) the sistrum player of Amun, Nekhetbastet

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Fue adquirido al cónsul español en El Cairo, D. Eduardo Toda i Güell.

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Procedencia: 
Proviene de Egipto, aunque en el expediente de entrada no se especifica.

Comentario del text: 
La columna de la derecha ha perdido la mitad de la inscripción

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