The Wooden Painted Rectangular Coffin of “Keki”, a steward of Khnumhotep. The Exterior of the Coffin has a series of monumental doorways and an eye-panel at the head end on one side. There is a Horizontal Line of Hieroglyphic Texts on the Upper Edge of the Coffin and going around all it’s sides which invokes Osiris. There is four vertical lines of Hieroglyphic Texts on each sides of the Coffin which has prayers and spells invoking Amset, Geb, Nut, Duamutef, Hapy, Anubis, Ptah-Sokar and Qebehsenuef. There is 3 Vertical lines of Hieroglyphics on the Head and the end of the Coffin invoking Nephthys, Servet, Neith, Isis and the Great and Little Enneads. The Interior of the Coffin has figures of Clothes and items that belongs to Keki. Discovered in Tomb (No. 886) in Beni Hassan in Minya, Egypt by John Garstang in 1902 till 1904. Dates back to the reigns of Amenemhat II and Senusret II, The 12th Dynasty, The Middle Kingdom Period (1922-1874 BC). Displayed in the World Museum in Liverpool, England.
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