Devotional cross. At the intersection of the two arms, there is an incised X, containing remains of an organic substance, also visible on the right arm and, in a thicker layer, on the back. The cross might have been wrapped in leather (?).
Suppl. 5961
Metal+animal organic / Bronze+leather(?)
395–642 CE
Byzantine Period
Egypt, Luxor / Thebes, Valley of the Queens
Excavation Ernesto Schiaparelli, 1905
Museum / Floor 2A / Mezzanine / Cabinet 05 Metal / Shelf 02
Stela fragments with the name of the scribe Ramose
Suppl. 6011/+ Suppl.06027
Fragment of a stela depicting Hori, mayor of Thebes and vizier
Suppl. 6016
Demotic papyrus containing two payment contracts: the woman Tanuphis is given the floor of a building and part of a courtyard
Suppl. 6074
Demotic papyrus containing a contract between some priests of the gods Amun, Hathor and Min-Hapy for the granting of religious services (on recto) and two lists of witnesses (on verso)
Suppl. 6078
Papyrus containing the granting of religious services in the temple of Hathor written in Demotic and a receipt of payments written in Greek
Suppl. 6080
Jar with lid, originally containing the “Totoes Archiv”, papyrus documents written in Demotic and Greek
Suppl. 6121
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