Grabung im Asasif, 1963-1970, Band VI: Das Grab der Mutirdis

Bianchi, Robert Steven; Assmann, Jan

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“…38 The evidence coming from Bratislava reliably shows that the long version of this title occurs inside the coffin trough. Besides the men, the holders of this title could have been women, for example, Mutirdis, 39 Tanyi, 40 and others.…”

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Hieroglyphic Inscriptions From the Ancient Egyptian Coffin (No. A 3219) at the Natural History Museum of the Slovak National Museum in Bratislava (Interior)

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I wish to express my thanks to representatives of the Natural His tory Museum of the Slovak National Museum in Bratislava for their kind permission to s tudy the coffin in the museum and to publish the results of my research. I am especially grateful to the museum director, Mgr. Miroslav Kautman, and the curator of the anthropology department, Dr. Alena Šefčáková, for her patience and assis tance during my numerous visits and presence to the department.For reading and reviewing the manuscript and providing valuable comments, I am grateful to the following colleagues:

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“…the inscriptions on both lateral sides of the lid (see above) and the variants occurring in the inscriptions of the trough (see also table below). ccc) The name of the god "Amseti", one of the four sons of Horus 39 ddd) New sentence in Line 15 s tarts by the interjection hA introducing the vocative. 40 This is the beginning of the speech of the god Amseti.…”

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Hieroglyphic Inscriptions From the Ancient Egyptian Coffin (No. A 3219) at the Natural History Museum of the Slovak National Museum in Bratislava (Interior)

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