The Limestone round topped Stela of “Aapehty”, the deputy of the gang. Aapehty was the eldest son of “Paneb”, the chief workman. The Stela represents Aapehty raising his hands as a sign of praying to God Seth who is standing on the left of the Stela. There’s Several horizontal Columns of Hieroglyphic inscription which includes prayers. The writing of the text is erratic as can be seen in the word ỉdnw and the reversal of the pḥty sign in the owner's name. Discovered in Deir El-Madina in Thebes, Egypt. Dates back to the late 19th Dynasty, The New Kingdom Period (1292-1189 BC). This Stela is among the Egyptian Collection of the British Museum in London, England.
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