Aaamun papyrus – London 35

Aaimn – aA-imn
not in Ranke
Also known as Aaimen, Aaamon
Provenance: Thebes
Acquired 1833
Early or middle 21st Dynasty

God’s father, Keeper of Secrets in Ipetsut, Head Barque-Captain of the Amen Domain, beloved of the God

Funerary papyrus
Four frames in the British Museum, EA10014-1, EA10014-2, EA10014-3, EA10014-4

Although it appears that everything has been photographed, parts of this papyrus are missing from this inventory number. For example, if you look at the right side of the third frame, you can see that a section in front is missing. It is not unusual for traders to sell papyri in parts, but it is strange that frame three on the right side has been cut through images.

Shorter published the frames in 1938 in the Catalogue of Egyptian Religious Papyri in the British Museum but makes no comment on any missing parts there