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only in mutilated fragments that we can see Neb-hepet-Ref’s great
courtier (pl. 36).
Another fragment of a life-sized, sandstone statue head has had a
curious history. When we first discovered it we thought that we had
found part of the head of another of the statues of Neb-hepet-Ref, but
long after we had taken it to the Museum in New York it dawned on
us that what we had actually found was part of one of the statues of
Amen-hotpe I of the Eighteenth Dynasty, made for the first shrine of
the Hat-Hor cow at Deir el Bahri.7
7 See below, page 81.
only in mutilated fragments that we can see Neb-hepet-Ref’s great
courtier (pl. 36).
Another fragment of a life-sized, sandstone statue head has had a
curious history. When we first discovered it we thought that we had
found part of the head of another of the statues of Neb-hepet-Ref, but
long after we had taken it to the Museum in New York it dawned on
us that what we had actually found was part of one of the statues of
Amen-hotpe I of the Eighteenth Dynasty, made for the first shrine of
the Hat-Hor cow at Deir el Bahri.7
7 See below, page 81.