Archeological Object
Fragmentary statuette of priest Ka-em-hotep |
Fragmentary statuette of priest Ka-em-hotep
Fragment of a statuette of valuable workmanship representing a standing insignia carrier; the personage is wearing a long pleated skirt and grips the sides carrying insignia rods. From the inscription in front one reads only the identification as a priest sem, Ka-em-hotep; on the back pillar one reads "its beauty in the sublime chapel, supporter of his mother, the priest sem"; on the left side it turns out that the statuette was dedicated to the goddess by the daughter of the priest, "his daughter, whom he loves, Isinofret.”
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Identificazione (Label is not translated) | ||
Inventory number: | E 0.9.40002 | |
Precedenti_localizzazioni (Label is not translated) | ||
Provenance: | Excavations by A.Vogliano (Royal University of Milan) III excavation 1936 | |
Place of discovery | ||
Place of discovery: |
From Medinet Madi, adjacent to the temple Renenutet. |
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Object | ||
Definizione: | statue | |
Class and ware: | Sculpture | |
Title or subject: |
Fragmentary statuette of priest Ka-em-hotep |
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Cronologia (Label is not translated) | ||
Period: | XIX Dynasty | |
Dati_tecnici (Label is not translated) | ||
Material: | Limestone | |
Height: | 32 | |
Bibliography | ||
Bibliography: |
1938, Vogliano A, “Rapporto preliminare della IV Campagna, in “Annales de Services des Antiquités de l’Egypte” XXXVIII, le Caire |
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