The Third Intermediate Period Lintel at the Egyptian Museum Cairo (JE.2213)

Ahmed, Bassem;

Abstract


This door lintel was found at Sheikh Abd El-Qurna at Thebes and is currently housed at Cairo Museum. It was reused and contained the names of the two scribes, imn Htp and pA-Sd-xnsw from 22th till 23rd dynasty. There is no tomb that had the names of these two scribes at Sheikh Abd El-Qurna at Thebes, so either it has not been discovered yet or if there were a close relationship between them as two brothers perhaps buried in the tomb of the wab priest of Khonsu, the scribe of the house of the gold of Amun and the scribe of the treasury of the temple of Amun, xnsw-ms1 exist in the same place. This scribe had a son his name and titles were the wab priest of Khonsu Hr-xbyt2, so he might had been the grandfather of the tow scribes.


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Title The Third Intermediate Period Lintel at the Egyptian Museum Cairo (JE.2213)
Authors Ahmed, Bassem 
Keywords Door, lintel, third intermediate period, scribe, Sheikh Abd El-Qurna, Thebes, Khonsu, temple of Amun
Issue Date 2019
Publisher Center for Papyrus Studies and Inscriptions
Journal Journal of Center for Papyrus Studies and Inscriptions 
Volume 36

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