TAA i.3.22.50.recto
Typewritten and annotated report on the seal impressions labelled (E) to (F), page 6.
© Griffith Institute,
University of Oxford
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Although the engraving of this seal must have been remarkably
fine in execution, the impressions are, unfortunately, not suffi-
ciently perfect to make out all its details. The captives appear
in most cases to be all northern races, however, a few examples
afford evidence that the medial row represents races of the South.
SEAL IMPRESSION (F) - approximate dimensions 14.8 X 6.5 cms.
The very few impressions of this seal are too imperfect to obtain
a complete reading. The prenomen of the king over the 'gold'
sign, ... ma<‘>et ... Wsir in the second column, the recumbent
figure of Anubis over the 'Nine Bows', the 'w' above the back of
Anubis, and the Anubis emblem, are all more or less certain. The
seal impression (K) suggests a reading for the beginning of the
second column <here>, and possibly over the back of Anubis we should re-
store [ 𓂀 ] (cf. emblem no. 194).