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View full screenGlazed sheet of papyrus written in black ink with fifteen lines of hieratic script consisting of a chapter from the Book of the Dead, dedicated to the God's Father Paiistjenef: Ancient Egyptian, 3rd Intermediate Period, 21st Dynasty, c.1069-945 BC
A.212.113.2
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Egypt, Northern Africa
3rd Intermediate Period
21st Dynasty
Ancient Egyptian
Papyrus; written in black ink
Egypt, Northern Africa
Paiyes-tjenef, God's Father
Egyptian Gallery, 2003 - 2008 (2003 - 2008)
Royal Scottish Museum
Ancient Egypt (29 Jul 2011)
National Museum of Scotland
REYMOND, Eve A. E. 1972. Two Versions of the Book of the Dead in the Royal Scottish Museum in Edinburgh, ZAS 98, 125–132.
REYMOND, Eve A. E. 1972. The sꜤḥ “Eternal Image”, ZAS 98, 132–140.
BIRCH, Samuel. 1884–1885. Four Fragments of Papyrus Belonging to the Edinburgh Museum of Science and Art, PSBA 7, 79–89.