605_DeB_C

Container owner

name Ashayet
title queen
sex female

Container properties

number JE 47355 (= T3C)
material cartonnage
present location Egyptian Museum in Cairo
state of preservation ?
period FIP/MK
dynasty 11 (Mentuhotep II)
type
updated typology
shape anthropoid
lid
length
width
height
inscription ?
decoration ?
inner decoration ?
description rectangular wooden coffin with Coffin Texts
notes details?
According to Ikram (2015: 114), this cartonnage piece stands at the beginning of anthropoid coffins (The coffin of Queen Aashayet (Dynasty XI) is the earliest such example of this trend.”)

Container findspot

locality Deir el-Bahri
site
location
tomb type
code of tomb DBXI.17
material of tomb
dating FIP/MK (11)
tomb owner
social position queen
title wife of Mentuhotep II
queen
Hm.t nswt mr.t=f: king’s beloved wife
Xkr.t nswt: king’s sole ornament
Hm.t-nTr Hwt-Hr: priestess of Hathor Hm.t-nTr Hwt-Hr wr.t m [kA.w]=s xntj.t m swt=s: priestess of Hathor, great of kas, foremost in her places
Hm.t-nTr Hwt-Hr nb.t jwn.t wr.t kA.w=s xntj.t m swt=s: priestess of Hathor, great of kas, foremost in her places, Lady of Dendera
shaft
burial apartment
body inside yes
archaeological context primary
remarks on archaeological context her tomb and chapel in the temple of Mentuhotep II
sarcophagus (JE 47267)
wooden statue
pottery
animal bones
wooden coffin [ID 590_DeB_W]

Bibliography
Winlock, H. E.
1942 Excavations at Deir el Bahri 1911-1931, New York: The Macmillan Company, p. 44.