| Shabti database info: |
SC/70 |
| Title: |
The illuminated, the Osiris |
| Dimensions: |
H: 12 CM, W: CM, D: CM |
| Material |
Faience |
| Text: |
The illuminated, the Osiris, Gaut-seshenu, true of voice |
| R-R |
350.6 |
| Provenance |
Deir el Bahri, Cache 2 |
| Dynasty |
21 |
| Schneider code |
4.3.1. |
| Preservation |
Good, fire crack at back, glyphs partly faded |
Comments |
Parallels in Aubert Cache 2 nr. 37 and Tanis, L'or des Pharaons nr. 22, further reference in Oslo page 1/73 and in Araujo page 735 for another example.
L. Aubert makes a distinction in the shabtis for
Gaut-seshenu A and B, whereby the pretty high polished faience shabtis are attributed to Gaut-seshenu A and the less pretty shabtis with the lesse quality faience are for Gaut-seshenu B.
Gaut-Seshenu A was a daughter of the High Priest Men-khepper-ra (A) and his wife Iset-em-Khebi (C). She was a niece of
Gaut-seshenu B.
Gaut-seshenu A was married to the third prophet of Amun Tjay-Nefer. Her own titles include: Chief of the Harim of Amun and Chief of the Harim of Montu.
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