10.60507/FK2/UUFXKG
Lang, Matthias
Matthias
Lang
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3047-2722
University of Bonn, BCDH
Pathé, Philippe
Philippe
Pathé
https://orcid.org/0009-0007-2582-964X
University of Bonn, BCDH
Canopic Chest for the internal organs of Ta-ir-kap (Lid) (ÄM_06_01)
bonndata
2026
Arts and Humanities
Lang, Matthias
Matthias
Lang
University of Bonn
2026-03-17
2026-05-13
978-3-447-12083-8
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From the Old Kingdom onwards, some of the inner organs of the deceased were mummified and preserved in four small containers outside the coffin. Normally, these four canopic jars stood together in a small shrine, but here it is a flat box which, contained the mummified packages without jars and was put below the foot-end of the inner coffin in the outer one.
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