Unknown Egyptian
Papyrus with Hieratic Inscription about Neskhonsu, the Singer of the Great God Amun
Artist
Unknown Egyptian
CultureEgyptian
Titles
- Papyrus with Hieratic Inscription about Neskhonsu, the Singer of the Great God Amun
Date1069–945 BC
MediumTempera and ink on papyrus
Dimensions9 3/8 × 22 5/8 inches (23.8 × 57.5 cm)
outside dimensions of mat: 15 × 28 inches (38.1 × 71.1 cm)
outside dimensions of mat: 15 × 28 inches (38.1 × 71.1 cm)
Credit LineGift of Miss Annette Finnigan
Object number31.73
Not on view
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Department
AntiquitiesObject Type
Exhibition HistoryUnveiling ceremony of a mural by John Biggers in the lobby of the Jesse H. Jones School of Business Building, Texas Southern University, Houston, September 22, 1999.
Inscriptions, Signatures and Marks
Inscription: Translation of hieroglyphic text:
Chapter VI - Book of the Dead -Shawabty Chapter "If the owner is seized for any work a man does under obligation to cultivate the field, to irrigate the banks, to transport sand of the West and of the East, 'Here am I' thou shalt say."
Chapter VI - Book of the Dead -Shawabty Chapter "If the owner is seized for any work a man does under obligation to cultivate the field, to irrigate the banks, to transport sand of the West and of the East, 'Here am I' thou shalt say."
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Unknown Egyptian
1069–945 BC
Ink on papyrus
31.72
Unknown Egyptian
332–30 BC
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Unknown Egyptian
332–30 BC
Wood with polychrome decoration
2008.808
Stephen Thompson
c. 1870
Albumen silver print from glass negative
2022.338
Khalif Tahir Thompson
2022
Oil on canvas, handmade paper, papyrus, velvet, raw silk fabric, newsprint, acrylic, leather mixed media
2023.228
Bruce Metcalf
1980
Brooch: Plexiglas, brass, copper wire, and papyrus reeds
Stand: wood and brass
2002.3959.A,.B
