TAA i.3.22.65
Typewritten and annotated report on the seal impressions labelled (K) to (M), page 3.
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containing a gold statuette of Amenhetep III. and a lock of hair
of Queen Tyi (see 320).
SEAL IMPRESSION (L) – long axis about 2.8 cms.
A recumbent figure of Anubis over nine captives. The disposi-
tion of the nine captives differs from the customary three rows
of three;/<,> it has an upper row of three Asiatics, a medial row of
four Africans, and a lower row of two Asiatics. This seal was
affixed to jewellery pertaining to the god Anubis stored in his
pylon (see 261x/<)>, to the black shrine-shaped chests housing statu-
ettes of divinities, and kiosks housing shawabti-figures.
SEAL IMPRESSION (M) – long axis about 2.4 cms.
"Nebkheperure‘, ruler of Upper and Lower Egypt, son of Re‘, be-
loved of the Lord of Twnw/<On>, Harakhte." This seal was affixed with
counter seal (N) to a casket containing sixteen vessels of the king
which were stolen (see 271), and a wooden box in which the king’s