Fragment of a coffin
- Accession Number
- W1052
- Current Location
- House of Death (ground floor), Coffins case, Left
- Object Type
- Tomb equipment, Coffin/sarcophagus/cartonnage, Coffin/sarcophagus panel
- Period
- Third Intermediate Period
- Material
- Wood
- Provenance
- Egypt, Thebes/Luxor
- Measurements
- Width: 210mm | Height: 195mm | Depth: 50mm
- Number of Elements
- 1
- Divine Name
- Osiris
Licensing details
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- Description
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A painted wooden panel from an anthropoid coffin, likely from Thebes, dating to the Third Intermediate Period. The deceased was a musician in the temple of Amun at Thebes, and is shown, at the moment of her arrival in the afterworld, before the enthroned Osiris. The deceased is shown as a man. The inscription reads: "Lady of the House, Nesy...Ra. Chantress of Amun Re, King of the Gods...."
- Previous Owners
- Robert de Rustafjaell (1859–1943) | Sir Henry Solomon Wellcome (1853–1936)
- Acquisition
- Long-term loan, The Wellcome Trust (15 Feb 1971)
- Last modified: 05 Feb 2021