All underlined positions are linked
Paynedjem I
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"Overseer" with whip
"Worker" with hoe
"Worker" with hoe
For better comparison these figures are shown as being the same size.
Names Pay-nedjem andChacheperre-mery-jmenw on
funerary tent of grand-daughter, Asetemachbjt B, who
died after the death of her father, HPA Masaharta, but
still in Paynedjem's reign during the pontificate of her
uncle, HPA Mencheperre.
(from a 19th century photo by Emil Brugdsch)
funerary tent of grand-daughter, Asetemachbjt B, who
died after the death of her father, HPA Masaharta, but
still in Paynedjem's reign during the pontificate of her
uncle, HPA Mencheperre.
(from a 19th century photo by Emil Brugdsch)
False colour image of Paynedjem's face,
showing significant details which might help
in the identification of the lost mummy:
displacement of nose damaged during
removal of the brain; eyes; angle of lips.
showing significant details which might help
in the identification of the lost mummy:
displacement of nose damaged during
removal of the brain; eyes; angle of lips.
Wrapped Unwrapped
The mummy is now lost.
The mummy is now lost.
PAYNEDJEM I
High Priest of Amun in Thebes and King
ca. 1070-1044 BCE
Chacheperre Pay-nedjem mery-Jmenw
UC39860
UC39861
UC39862
Uschebti of Paynedjem I
Photos: University College Museum, London
(merj-Jmen)
(paj-nedjem)
(kha-kheper-re)
Photos: University College Museum, London
Mummy of Paynedjem I, now lost