Caption
Mentuemhat's funeral cone, Mentuemhat ca. 700–650 BCE. Clay cone with hieroglyphic inscription arranged in four lines on the base; inscription includes name Nesiptah. Late Period, Western Thebes grave 34 on Asasipha, cone grave. Height 8.5 cm, width 12 cm, weight 0.628 kg. Davies-Macadam, Corpus No. 486, 664–332 BCE., Three cylindrical objects lie on a flat surface, each showing a round carved end facing the viewer. The left object is a weathered beige-brown with a circular carved design and darker shadowing along its side. The middle object is a rough tan color with a textured circular face bearing carved horizontal patterns and a slightly irregular edge. The right object is a muted greenish-brown with a circular carved face showing vertical elements and a worn rim, and its body has patches of reddish-brown and darker brown. The background is a smooth light gray.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A03_230
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17.1Mb (616.6Kb) / 10.0in x 6.7in / 2985 x 1998 (300dpi)