The face, striated wig and fists of this mummy board have been realistically modelled. The upper surface is linen covered with plaster. The varnish has become rather dark. The wig is held by a fillet. A broad collar with floral motifs reaches down to elbow height. The arms are crossed over the collar. On top of the chest is a pectoral depicting the sky goddess Nut. In the central section the goddess Mut is shown as a vulture. The rest of this piece is filled with scenes of the hereafter and the rebirth of the deceased. King Amenhotep I is depicted twice. The two columns of inscription mention the title and name of the deceased Nes-pahor-en-tahat.
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