TAA i.3.22.67

Notebook
TAA i.3.22 (seal impressions)
Page number
67
Caption
Note for scientific publication on the seal impressions
Creator
Howard Carter
Date of creation
c. 1923-1939
Material
Ink
Paper
Pencil
Measurements
16.4 x 21.1 cm (h x w)
Object(s) referenced (by Carter number)
271
272
315
178
178.a
179
Notes

Typewritten and annotated report on the seal impressions labelled (N) to (P), page 5.

 

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                                                                                                         5
 

was employed as a counter-seal to (M) on an ornamental casket (271) 

and a wooden box (272) mentioned above. Several broken pieces of 

impressions of this seal found lying on the floor of the 

Antechamber and the Annexe.

 

SEAL IMPRESSION (O) – long axis about 2.3 cms.
          "King of Upper and Lower Egypt, Lord of the Two Lands, ..., be-

loved of Aten." This seal was employed as a counter-seal to (I) 

on a box <(315)> mentioned above. Fragments of about twelve impressions 

were found on the floor of the Treasury and Antechamber.

 

SEAL IMPRESSION (P) – long axis about 2.3 cms.
          "King of the North and South, ..., great in provisions."

          This seal was affixed to baskets containing foodstuffs (see 

178, 178a, & 179). A large number of broken impressions were lying 

on the floor of the Annexe and in the Antechamber near the entrance 

of the Annexe.