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Lid of the coffin of Iuefdi

Inv. no. :

S. 5253

Material:

Wood, paint

Dimensions:

196 x 28 x 67 cm

Date:

722–525 BCE

Period:

Late Period

Dynasty:

Twenty-fifth - Twenty-sixth Dynasty

Provenance:

Valley of the Queens / Tombs of Khaemwaset (QV 44) and Setherkhepeshef (QV43)

Acquisition:

E. Schiaparelli

Museum location:

Sala 08 Vetrina 07

Selected bibliography:

Guzzon Edoardo, “The wooden coffins of the late Third Intermediate Period and Late Period found by Schiaparelli in the Valley of the Queens (QV 43 and QV 44)”, in Alessia Amenta and Hélène Guichard (eds.), Proceedings of the first Vatican Coffin Conference, 19-22 June 2013 - Città del Vaticano: Musei Vaticani, 2017, p. 196
Tipo=Atti di congressi SottoTipo= Autore=Guzzon Edoardo Titolo=The wooden coffins of the late Third Intermediate Period and Late Period found by Schiaparelli in the Valley of the Queens (QV 43 and QV 44) Sottotiolo=Alessia Amenta and Hélène Guichard (eds.) In=Proceedings of the first Vatican Coffin Conference, 19-22 June 2013 - Città del Vaticano: Musei Vaticani Collana= Opera= Luogo= Anno=2017 Menzionato=p. 196 Illustrazione=
Guzzon, Edoardo, “Examining the coffins from the collection tomb found by Ernesto Schiaparelli in the Valley of the Queens: An essay on epigraphic and stylistic 'clustered features' as evidence for workshops”, in John Taylor and Marie Vandenbeusch (eds), Ancient Egyptian coffins: craft traditions and functionality, Leuven 2018, pp. 339/341, Figs. 2.1 p. 341, 3.1 p. 341, 5.2 p. 342
Tipo=Atti di congressi SottoTipo= Autore=Guzzon, Edoardo Titolo=Examining the coffins from the collection tomb found by Ernesto Schiaparelli in the Valley of the Queens: An essay on epigraphic and stylistic 'clustered features' as evidence for workshops Sottotiolo=John Taylor and Marie Vandenbeusch (eds) In=Ancient Egyptian coffins: craft traditions and functionality Collana= Opera= Luogo=Leuven Anno=2018 Menzionato=pp. 339/341 Illustrazione=Figs. 2.1 p. 341, 3.1 p. 341, 5.2 p. 342

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