Tadiipetweret papyrus – London 57

Tadiipetweret – tA-di-ipt-wrt
Also known as Tentdiipetweret, Tjentdiipetweret, Tanetdiipetweret
Ranke I, pg. 372,19
The name means ‘The one who was given by the (Goddess) Ipet’
Provenance unknown
22nd Dynasty
Acquired in 1839

Mistress of the house, Chantress of Amen

Funerary papyrus
See the two frames in the British Museum EA10330-1 and EA10330-2

Since the connection of the two parts and their heights do not match, I suspect that the Book of the Dead and the Amduat are on two different sheets of papyrus. Niwinski writes “The pap. London 57 consists, practically, of two independent papyri found together on a mummy, about which nothing is known at present.”

Curator’s comments: Studied and to be published by C. Geisen (Sept. 4, 2024)