Fragment of Pakherenkhonsu's Coffin | Photos by Tales from the Two Lands

Fragment of Pakherenkhonsu's Coffin

A fragment of the left side of the inner coffin, with a line drawing on the inner face of the deceased.

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

From MMA82 (Tomb of Aafenmut), Khokha, Thebes.

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

Acc. No.: 28.3.52

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