Fragment from the Pyramid of Amenemhet I: Stern of a ship beeing rowed to left
Fragment from the Pyramid of Amenemhet I: Stern of a ship beeing rowed to left
Fragment from the Pyramid of Amenemhet I: Stern of a ship beeing rowed to left
Fragment from the Pyramid of Amenemhet I: Stern of a ship beeing rowed to left

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Fragment from the Pyramid of Amenemhet I: Stern of a ship beeing rowed to left

Egyptian
Old Kingdom, 5th Dynasty, reign of Unas, ca. 2575–2130 BCE
y1950-128.31

Information

Title
Fragment from the Pyramid of Amenemhet I: Stern of a ship beeing rowed to left
Medium
Limestone
Dimensions
62.0 x 32.0 x 15.0 cm (24 7/16 x 12 5/8 x 5 7/8 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Object Number
y1950-128.31
Place Excavated

Africa, Egypt, Lisht, Upper Egypt

Inscription
Cartouche: [...].w apr.w
Culture
Egyptian (ancient)
Period
Fifth Dynasty
Type
architectural elements, fragments
Materials
limestone
Subject
ships, pyramids (tombs or platforms)

Uncovered during the Metropolitan Museum of Art excavations at Lisht in 1908-1909; given to the Princeton Museum in 1950 by the Met.

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