Funerary Cone of Paenre

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An ancient Egyptian funerary cone inscribed with an offering formula for a man named Paenre. The cone dates to the 18th dynasty of the New Kingdom.

The hieroglyphs read ‘[1] The steward, the overseer of the cattle of [2] Aakheperkare (Thutmose I), the scribe Paenre [3], true of voice [4] before the great god, lord of the necropolis’.

Davies & MacAdam (1957) funerary cone type 438.

Accession Number: E.5110, Garstang Museum of Archaeology

Photography and Model Credit: Ben Shaw, Bolton Library & Museum Services

Texture Refinement: Charlotte Sargent

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