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Neferhanisut (in G 1607)

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1 of 4 • Fragments of relief (seated figures of Ian and his wife Neferhanisut and figure of Serib, depicted as young boy, standing under chair) from debris in front of rock-cut tomb G 1607: 32-3-4a + 32-3-12
Fragments of relief (seated figures of Ian and his wife Neferhanisut and figure of Serib, depicted as young boy, standing under chair) from debris in front of rock-cut tomb G 1607: 32-3-4a + 32-3-12
Cemetery G 1600 (rock-cut tombs): G 1607, Ian, chapel, W wall, inscribed architrave above niches (seated figures of Ian and Nefery at S end), looking W
Cemetery G 1600 (rock-cut tombs): G 1607, Ian, chapel, W wall, inscribed architrave above niches, S part (seated figures of Ian and Nefery at S end), looking W
Cemetery G 1600 (rock-cut tombs): G 1607, Ian, chapel, E wall, N end, relief (Ian and Nefery seated at offering table), looking E

Object(s) photograph: Site: Giza; view: G 1607

Details

  • Type
    Individual - Ancient
  • Gender
    Female
  • Also Known As
    Alternate spelling : Neferi
    Alternate spelling : Neferhanesut
    Manuel de Codage : nfrHAnswt
    Manuel de Codage : nfrjj
    Alternate spelling : Nefery
  • Remarks
    Wife of Ian (owner of G 1607). Two names attributed to same woman: Neferhanisut and Nefery. Called Nefery on inscribed architrave over niches on west wall of chapel and on offering table scene on east wall of chapel; in situ in G 1607. Called Neferhanisut on fragments of inscribed relief (32-3-4a + 32-3-12), identified as [(rxt) nswt] royal acquaintance; most fragments found outside chapel entrance, one fragment found in G 1607 A.

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