TAA i.3.16.4
Annotated typewritten notes on the niche containing the Anubis figure.
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University of Oxford
NO.258 continued.
The rubric included in Ch. CLI of the Book of the Dead which
refers to this figure and its brick (pedestal) roads as follows:
"This formula is to be spoken over an Anubis of unbaked clay,
sprinkled(?) with incense, and fastened on a brick of clay on
which this formula has been graven. A hole is made for it
in the east wall, its face towards the west, and it is covered
up."
A similar figure of Anubis was found in the Burial-chamber of
Thothmes iv. (insitu) in a niche cut in a square column on the
south side of the sarcophagus (= s. wall), and it faced north.