094_Bal_P
Container owner
| name | |
| title | |
| sex |
Container properties
| number | |
| material | pottery |
| present location | |
| state of preservation | |
| period | OK |
| dynasty | |
| type | |
| updated typology | |
| shape | rectangular |
| lid | |
| length | 81 cm |
| width | 58 cm |
| height | |
| inscription | |
| decoration | |
| inner decoration | |
| description | |
| notes |
Container findspot
| locality | Ballas |
| site | |
| location | |
| tomb type | mastaba |
| code of tomb | No. 99 |
| material of tomb | |
| dating | OK |
| tomb owner | |
| social position | |
| title | |
| shaft | |
| burial apartment | |
| body inside | |
| archaeological context | |
| remarks on archaeological context | A staircase tomb contained a pottery coffin. Five pottery vessels were stored near the coffin, in the southeast corner of the burial pit (Petrie, Quibell 1896, pl. 32 (61, 62), 40(36b)). J. Quibell assumed the Egyptian pottery coffin was reused by a foreigner. |
Bibliography
Petrie, William Matthew Flinders – Quibell, James Edward
1896 Naqada and Ballas, London: Quaritch, pp. 4, 9, 16, 18, pls. 3 (12), 32 (61, 62), 40 (36b), 44 (3).