stelae

Crudely cut limestone stele of a 'Chief of tens of Upper Egypt'. At top are two wedjat eyes, then three lines of hieroglyphs; below are two males standing wearing kilts and facing inwards, with names in hieroglyphs: centre Weseriptah (perhaps the name of the 'chief of tens of Upper Egypt', continuing from inscription above); right Senebsumai; left uncertain, behind figure of Weseriptah (this might though give the name of the 'chief of tens of Upper Egypt'.

Presumably purchased by Petrie in Egypt

late Middle Kingdom

LDUCE-UC14416

Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology