Coffin of Djedpthajuefanch 21a-22 Theban Dynasty, 935 BCE Cairo CG61034 Site Index Coffins Index Network Index |
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Djedptahjuefanch, Third Prophet of Amun, was buried no earler than the 10th year of the
22nd Dynasty Tanite King Sheshonq I in a set of two 21a Dynasty coffins usurped from a
man named Besyhuenopet. The mummy-cover had belonged to an unidentified person. The
well preserved mummy shows a fairly young man. His relationship with the High Priests'
family is not known.
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22nd Dynasty Tanite King Sheshonq I in a set of two 21a Dynasty coffins usurped from a
man named Besyhuenopet. The mummy-cover had belonged to an unidentified person. The
well preserved mummy shows a fairly young man. His relationship with the High Priests'
family is not known.
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Mask of inner coffin
Head of outer coffin
Left side of outer coffin
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Foot of inner coffin
| Left side of coffin fully restored Due to several camera angles necessary to work around show-case frames, it was impossible to join the photographs 100% exactly. This restoration required 300 hours of intense work |
Head of coffin