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Part of the Head End of Pakherenkhonsu's Outer Anthropoid Coffin

Pakherenkhonsu was the Doorkeeper of the Temple of Amun, he was buried in a reused Dynasty 11 tomb.

From MMA 832 (Tomb of Aafenmut), Khokha, Thebes.

Third Intermediate Period, Dynasty 25, c.712-664 BCE.

Acc. No.: 28.3.53

All Three Coffins of Tabakenkhonsu, Mistress of the House

All Three Coffins of Tabakenkhonsu, Mistress of the House

All Three Coffins of Tabakenkhonsu, Mistress of the House

Coffin of the Noble Lady Shep

Coffin of the Noble Lady Shep

Coffins of Tabakenkhonsu, Mistress of the House

Footboard of Pakherenkhonsu's Coffin

Fragment of Pakherenkhonsu's Coffin

Funerary Goods of Ankhshepenwepet, Singer of the Residence of Amun

Inner Anthropoid Coffin of Tabakenkhonsu, Mistress of the House

Inner Anthropoid Coffin of Tabakenkhonsu, Mistress of the House

Inner Anthropoid Coffin of Tabakenkhonsu, Mistress of the House

Inner coffin of Ankhshepenwepet

Inner coffin of Ankhshepenwepet

Mask from One of Pakherenkhonsu's Coffins

Masks and Fragments from Pakherenkhonsu's Coffins

Outer Anthropoid Coffin of Tabakenkhonsu, Mistress of the House

Outermost Coffin of Tabakenkhonsu, Mistress of the House

Outermost Coffin of Tabakenkhonsu, Mistress of the House

Painted Wooden Coffin of Nesiamun

Painted Wooden Coffin of Nesiamun

Painted Wooden Coffin of Nesiamun

Part of the Head End of Pakherenkhonsu's Outer Anthropoid Coffin

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