This is part of a left doorjamb, listing the titles of the Chief Steward of the Divine Adoratrice. I (cont.)

A limestone lintel, likely from Saqqara, inscribed for the Overseer of Craftsmen Tjenti. The prepare (cont.)

Iron key with twisted shaft and two bits. Roman period. For keys see Haddad, N. 2016. Critical revie (cont.)

Iron key with circular bow, straight shaft, and four bits. Roman period. For keys see Haddad, N. 201 (cont.)

Iron key with long shaft, which is decorated with incised decoration, and three surviving bits. Roma (cont.)

Iron key with round bow, plain shaft, and three bits. Roman period. For keys see Haddad, N. 2016. Cr (cont.)

Iron key with round bow, plain shaft, and two remaining bits (another is now missing). Roman period. (cont.)

Iron Roman period with round bow, plan shaft, and four bits. For keys see Haddad, N. 2016. Critical (cont.)

Iron key with round bow, plain shaft, and three bits. Roman period. For keys see Haddad, N. 2016. Cr (cont.)

Iron key with round bow, plain shaft, and four bits. Roman period. For keys see Haddad, N. 2016. Cri (cont.)

Iron key with round bow (broken), shaft with a bend at 90 degrees, and three bits (one of which is a (cont.)

Iron key with bow missing(?), long shaft (now bent), and three bits (one almost completely missing). (cont.)

Iron key with round bow, plain shaft, and four bits. Roman period. For keys see Haddad, N. 2016. Cri (cont.)

Iron key with partially decorated shaft and four bits. Roman period. For keys see Haddad, N. 2016. C (cont.)

Key with round bow, plain shaft, and four bits. Roman period. For keys see Haddad, N. 2016. Critical (cont.)