Room 29

Four sheets probably belonging to an Ankhesenmut

The four parts of this papyrus seem to belong together and are also side by side in the museum. It seems that the papyrus was cut into several parts and that only four parts are on display. Although I have not found any connection with Ankhesenmut A.38, I would not be surprised if this papyrus also belongs to this lady.

In the Schott archive there are two images, but also no indication of inventory numbers or presumed owner. So if there is more info available, I would like to hear it.

Photo and panorama view VB 2021/2022 (quality remarks)