Davies, Norman de Garis; Davies, Norman de Garis [Hrsg.]: The Mastaba of Ptahhetep and Akhethetep at Saqqareh (Band 1): The chapel of Ptahhetep and the hieroglyphs (London, 1900)

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THE MASTABA OF PTAHHETEP AND AKHETHETEP.

On the left the shell hung from the
neck of the ox in PL xxxi. 3 ; a tether for
a calf, PI. xxxi. 1 ; and a milking-jar from
Akht., as it appears in a milking scene, with
either a leaf in the mouth or the steam
rising from it. The milk-vase usually has
some such object in the mouth [Hieroglyphs-,

p. 40, where the idea of a feeder is probably
wrong).

On the right, the amulet worn by Ptah-
hetep (PL xxxi.), dark colour; bull from
the nome-sign before the third figure in PI;
xxxiv. 1 ; servant with offerings, PL xxxvii.,
bottom right.

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