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Cono funerario con inscripción jeroglífica de cinco líneas horizontales y signos mirando hacia la izquierda. Perteneció a Dyedher, hijo de Anjhor y nacido se Shepensepedet. Se asemeja a un pequeño tambor más que a un cono, de ahí su tosquedad . Esta recubierto con una capa blancuzca, debido quizá a haber estado empotrado en la tumba.

Funerary cone with hieroglyphic inscription of five horizontal lines and signs facing left. It belonged to Djedher, son of Ankh-Hor and born of Shepensepedet. One of the cone's owner's ancestors was the chief of the Meshwesh, a Libyan ethnic group, who would later become the kings to found the 22nd Dynasty. The cone looks like a small drum. It was found covered with a whitish layer, perhaps due to having been built into the tomb.

Funerary cone with hieroglyphic inscription of five horizontal lines and signs facing left. It belonged to Djedher, son of Ankh-Hor and born of Shepensepedet. One of the cone's owner's ancestors was the chief of the Meshwesh, a Libyan ethnic group, who would later become the kings to found the 22nd Dynasty. The cone looks like a small drum. It was found covered with a whitish layer, perhaps due to having been built into the tomb.

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Traducción vid. numero de inventario 16022= mismo personaje. vid. numero de inventario 16022= mismo personaje. see inventory number 16022 = same person. see inventory number 16022 = same person.

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