TAA i.3.22.35
Typewritten and annotated report on the seal impressions from the doorways, page 3.
© Griffith Institute,
University of Oxford
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TRANSLATION:
"King of Upper and Lower Egypt, Nebkheprure, who
spent his life fashioning (that is making images
of) the gods, that they might give to him incense,
libation<(>s<)> and offering(s) every day".
SEAL D
NOTES:
There are two uncertainties in the readings.
The place of the upper arm of the climbing builder
is not quite certain. Under the house (h-t), there
is room for plural strokes, of which however only
one is discernible.
TRANSLATION:
"Nebkheprure, who fashioned (that is made images
of) Osiris and built his house as in the begin-
ning" (literally, "as in the first time").
SEAL E/<H>
NOTES:
This seal has no cartouche over the jackal l as
in H/<E>. It is also about 3/4" wider than H/<E>, – a fact
which makes it certain that E/<H> and H/<E> are two differ-
ent seals. E/<H> & G are the only seal<s> on the doors
not containing the name of Tutenkhamon, unless we
except also A.
TRANSLATION:
"Anubis (probably to be understood as the king,
as in case of Osiris), triumphant over the nine
subject peoples".