Maspero: Les momies royales de Deir el-Bahari, Paris, 1889

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  Gaston Maspero: LES MOMIES ROYALES DE DEIR EL-BAHARI, Paris, 1889

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Prior to the 21a Dynasty

Seqenenraw
mummy
(Smith,1912)

The 21st/21a Theban Dynasty, 1070-945 BCE was not
yet recognized. Its finds are the subject of Maspero's second group

Ahmes Henwt-ta-mehw
Mummy "Ahmosi
Henuttemehu" (Smith)

Mummy attributed
to Ahmes Nofretari
(Smith)
Typical Brugsch
behaviour!

21a Theban Dynasty