| LMP no. 128 |
Code T37 |
Location Giza |
Owner wASdwAw |
P&M ref. IIIČ-288 |
| Tomb type | Mastaba |
| Gender | Male |
| Most likely date | - |
| Dating P&M | Dynasty 5 |
| Dating Harpur | Dynasty 5 | Harpur no. | 053-CF |
| Dating Cherpion | - |
| Dating Kanawati | - | Kanawati no. | - |
| Other dating | - |
| King | - |
| Literature |
CdÉ XIV (1939), p. 81 [6].
Hassan, Giza IX, p. 49-55. |
| Remarks | - |
| Summary | 1 rooms (I) 2 walls (01, 02) |
|
| Plan remarks | No plan found. |
Texts:
Texts:
Room I
Wall 01
Orientation S?
Sources
Hassan, Giza IX, fig. 20.
Remarks
Left-hand door-thickness.
Register 01/1
K from above: 2
K from below: 1
Text: Y
N: 2
Wpi: L
Themes:
OF - Offerings
Prc=Procession of domestic cattle
Description:
Damaged remains of a man bringing a bull.
Literature:
Hassan, Giza IX, fig. 20
Column(s) < Caption
Translit: \ <...> prt-xrw Translat: An offe ri ng which comes forth at the voice.
LitRef: Hassan, Giza IX, p. 51.
Remarks: - Other categories
Register -
K from above: -
K from below: -
Text: N
N: -
Wpi: -
Themes:
Description:
Owner standing with daughter (now lost).
Literature:
-
Room I
Wall 02
Orientation W
Sources
Hassan, Giza IX, 21-23.
Remarks
-
Register 02/1
K from above: ?
K from below: 1
Text: Y
N: ?
Wpi: L
Themes:
OF - Offerings
Sr=Sacrificial ritual
Description:
Six men facing left, from left to right: a man "wiping out footprints", a man presenting a small chest, a man presenting incense, two men pouring a libation and a man with his right arm raised.
Literature:
Hassan, Giza IX, fig. 21-23.
Column(s) < Caption
Translit: \ int rd Translat: Effacing the footprints.
LitRef: Hassan, Giza IX, p. 53.
Remarks: -
Column(s) > Caption
Translit: \ wDb xt Translat: Offering.
LitRef: Hassan, Giza IX, p. 54.
Remarks: -
Column(s) > Caption
Translit: \ wd pr<t>-xrw Translat: Bringing offering.
LitRef: Hassan, Giza IX, p. 54.
Remarks: - Other categories
Register -
K from above: -
K from below: -
Text: N
N: -
Wpi: -
Themes:
A> - Owner (looking right), incl. family members
Description:
Owner seated behind an offering table.
Literature:
-