Birch, Samuel [Hrsg.]: Catalogue of the collection of Egyptian antiquities at Alnwick Castle (London, 1880)

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SEPULCHRAL FIGURES.

1869 c. Similar figure. 4 in. high. Same material.
1869 c/. Similar figure. 44-in. high. Same material.

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1870. Sepulchral figure, s'abti, of Harsihesi, or Hasiesis, son of Tathar;
Lead wearing a long headdress, namms, body mummied, hands coming out,
right holding plough, left hoe, and cord of basket slung on shoulder; on square
pedestal, and plinth behind. A perpendicular line of incuse hieroglyphs down
the body in front, and another behind. 4±. in. high. Pale-blue 'porcelain.

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1871. Sepulchral figure, s'abti, us'abti, of j^-j" ^ J J
Hesar Katuat mes en Tahrer: "The Osirian" or deceased " Katuat, born of
Tahreri;" wearing a long headdress, namms, mummied, hands crossed, holding a
plough and hoe. On square pedestal, with plinth behind: a line of incuse per-
pendicular hieroglyphs down the body, and another behind. 2| in. high. Light-
blue -porcelain.

1872. Similar figure : flat behind. 2-f in. high. Same material.

1873. Sepulchral figure, s'abti, us'abti, of i '^[f^Q ^ \ Hesar
Per t'et bast quf an^, "The Osirian" or deceased "Pertet-Bastaufankh1;" head
wearing a long headdress, namms, ho&y mummied, hands crossed as usual, holding
plough and hoe; standing on square pedestal, and plinth behind; five horizontal
lines of incuse hieroglyphs round the body and one behind, part of the 6th chapter
of the Ritual: coarse workmanship. 3-f in. high. Blue porcelain.

1874. Sepulchral figure, s'abti, us'abti, of Psametik, said to be born of 0 ( .
Ai; head wearing a long headdress, namms, body mummied, hands crossed, right
holding a plough, left hoe, and cord of basket slung on left shoulder; standing
on square pedestal, and plinth behind, having one perpendicular line of incuse
hieroglyphs down the body in front and another behind : name and titles of the
deceased. 8-J- in. high. Blue 'porcelain.

1875. Sepulchral figure of ^ jj ~ g g (1 ^ = || (1 D (] \ 1

Hesar rema Psametik mes Paisqartes: " The Osiris (deceased) chief Psametik,
born of the lady Paiskartes;" wearing a long headdress, namms, body mummied;
standing on a pedestal, with plinth behind; hands coming out, crossed, right
holding a plough; left, cord of a basket slung on the left shoulder. Down
body, in front, perpendicular line of incuse hieroglyphs, and another on plinth
behind, name and titles of the deceased. 2J in. high. Dtdl-green porcelain.

1 This name may consist of two names, as Per, called also Bastaufankh;—or Fer, named Bastaufaukli.