Ostraca of Queen Hatshepsut
General Information

On this flake, the artist intended to show respect for the queen's majesty and drew her as a masculine figure, kneeling and wearing the Khepresh helmet-like crown of ceremonies. She is offering two jars of wine and cool water to the god Osiris of the underworld. The queen wears a collar and a short kilt.

Number 49111
Storing Place Cairo museum - Cairo - Egypt
Material Limestone
Type Ostraca
Type of Script Hieroglyphic
Discovery Place Thebes - Luxor - Egypt
Width 8 cm
Height 15 cm
Historical Period The Eighteenth Dynasty – The New Kingdom
Inscriptions on the Monument
Transliteration
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Mry wsir mAat kA ra rdit irb sqb


Translation

Beloved of Osiris Maat-Ka-Ra offering wine and cool water.

Scientific Publishing

Catalogue of Egyptian Museum in Cairo