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1 of 4 • Object entry from the Ägyptisches Museum, Berlin's Ausführlichen Verzeichnis, the earliest detailed catalog of the Berlin collection (1899).
Object entry from the Ägyptisches Museum, Berlin's Ausführlichen Verzeichnis, the earliest detailed catalog of the Berlin collection (1899).
Left page of object entry from an Inventarbuch of the Ägyptisches Museum, Berlin (likely circa 1900).
Right page of object entry from an Inventarbuch of the Ägyptisches Museum, Berlin (likely circa 1900).
Object entry compiled by Günther Roeder in preparation for an expanded version of the Ausführlichen Verzeichnis for the Ägyptisches Museum, Berlin (entries from which are designated by the prefix “BÄM_AV_” in this resource).
Object register entry:
False door stela with complex niching; inscribed with offering formula for Kahep in two horizontal lines at top and two columns down each side
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- ID
- BÄM_11469
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- Department
- Ägyptisches Museum, Berlin/Neues Museum
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- Classification
- Architectural elements-False Doors
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- Findspot
- G 2003?
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- Material
- limestone
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- Dimensions
- Height 63 cm; Width 34 cm
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- Credit Line
- Berlin Ägyptisches Museum
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- Period
- Old Kingdom
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- Owner
- Kahep (G 2003)
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- Object owned by
- Ägyptisches Museum, Berlin
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- Remarks
- RELATED SITES: G 2003 ?; Kahep (G 2003) ?
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- Site Name Western Cemetery
Ancient People
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- Type Owner
- Remarks Owner of G 2003. False door (south false door) inscribed for Kahep, identified as [Hm-kA] ka-priest; in situ in G 2003. Rectangular offering table (BÄM_11467) and false door stela (BÄM_11469) both inscribed with offering formulae for Kahep; identified as [wab wab-swt-wsr-kAf Hm-nTr ra m nxn-ra Hm-nTr wsr-kAf Hrj-sStA jr-ant pr-aA xntj-S] wab-priest of Userkaf s pyramid, priest of Re in Userkaf's sun-temple, priest of Userkaf, secretary, manicurist of the Great House, palace attendant; both probably originally from G 2003.
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