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English: Five funerary cones with three-column inscriptions, bearing the name of the responsible of the seals Min, from its still unidentified Theban tomb. This man is also known by his funerary chapel at Gebel el-Silsila, and is also cited in the tomb of his son, Sobekhotep. Terracotta from Thebes, reign of Hatshepsut and Thutmose III, 18th dynasty, New Kingdom. Archeological Museum of Bologna (Italy), private coll, Eg. 3393-95, 3398, 3412. Italiano: Cinque coni funerari con iscrizione su tre colonne, a nome del preposto ai sigilli Min, provenienti dalla sua tomba tebana tutt'ora non identificata. Questo personaggio è noto soprattutto dalla sua cappella funeraria a Gebel el-Silsila, ed è anche citato nella tomba di suo figlio Sobekhotep. Terracotta, da Tebe, regni di Hatshepsut e Thutmose III, XVIII dinastia, Nuovo Regno. Museo Civico Archeologico, Bologna, coll. privata, Eg. 3393-95, 3398, 3412. |
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