The Overseer of Upper Egypt - Volume II - Data/Appendices

THE OVERSEER OF UPPER EGYPT IN
EGYPT’S OLD KINGDOM
A prosopographical study of the title-holders

and a re-examination of the position within the Old Kingdom bureaucracy.
Volume II: Maps and Appendices
Thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the

requirements of the degree of
Bachelor of Honours in Ancient History by
Thérèse Clarke FCA (Ireland), CA (Australia).
Department of Ancient History, Faculty of Arts

Macquarie University
16 October 2009
Volume II TABLE OF CONTENTS
FIGURES & MAPS 3
MAPS 4
APPENDICES 7
I STANDARDISED CHRONOLOGIES 8
II FAMILY TREES OF SELECT OVERSEERS OF UPPER EGYPT

A FAMILY TREE – PtH-Spss/PTAHSHESPES JUNIOR II 10
B PROPOSED FAMILY TREE: OVERSEERS OF UPPER EGYPT RELATED

TO ROYAL FAMILY IN DYNASTY V AND EARLY DYNASTY VI 11
C PROPOSED FAMILY TREE: OVERSEERS OF UPPER EGYPT RELATED

TO PEPY I 12
III ISSUES ARISING FROM THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF USURPED/REUSED TOMBS 13
IV CASE STUDY: DATING KAi 15
V TITULARIES: DETAILED TABLES

[each has its own page numbering due to size of appendices]
A TITULARIES OF ALL THOSE WHO HELD THE TITLE OVERSEER OF

UPPER EGYPT OR ONE OF ITS VARIANTS
B TITULARIES OF THOSE OVERSEERS OF UPPER EGYPT WHO WERE

ELEVATED TO THE RANK OF VIZIER
C TITULARIES OF ALL THOSE WHO HELD THE TITLE OVERSEER OF

UPPER EGYPT OR ONE OF ITS VARIANTS DURING DYNASTY V
D TITULARIES OF ALL THOSE WHO HELD THE TITLE OVERSEER OF

UPPER EGYPT OR ONE OF ITS VARIANTS DURING DYNASTY VI
E TITULARIES OF ALL THOSE WHO HELD THE TITLE OVERSEER OF

UPPER EGYPT OR ONE OF ITS VARIANTS DURING DYNASTY VIII
F TITULARIES OF ALL THOSE WHO HELD THE TITLE OVERSEER OF

UPPER EGYPT OR ONE OF ITS VARIANTS DURING DYNASTY IX
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FIGURES & MAPS
FIGURES
FIGURE 1 Tomb plan: the mastaba of KAi [51]: Mariette, (1889: 226 - plan).
FIGURE 2 False Door of KAi [51]: Mariette, (1889: 228 – figure (upper)).
MAPS
MAP I: EGYPT IN THE OLD KINGDOM AND FIRST INTERMEDIATE PERIOD

Baines & Málek, (2000: 32-33): Map of Egypt in the Old Kingdom and
First Intermediate Period).
MAP II: THE NOMES OF UPPER EGYPT

Kanawati, (1980a: Figure 1 – Land Capability in U.E. 1-9).1
Kanawati, (1980a: Figure 2 – Land Capability in U.E. 10-22).
1. U.E. is used here and in the prosopography and in titles within the main body of the study as short-form
for Upper Egypt.
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MAPS
4
MAP I EGYPT IN THE OLD KINGDOM AND THE FIRST INTERMEDIATE PERIOD
5
Map II THE NOMES OF UPPER EGYPT
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APPENDICES
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Appendix I STANDARDISED CHRONOLOGIES
Chronologies used by various commentators in Prosopography have been aligned to the chronology used by the author of this paper. Readers are
referred to chapter 2, section 2.2 for details of the methodology adopted in relation to dating by Professor N. Kanawati.
ID#
(Dynasty/ Harpur Strudwick Baer Woods
Dynasty/King Sequence Number) Dating2 Dating3 Dating4 Dating5
Five (V)
Userkaf V.1 7 Years 2435-2429BCE V.1
Sahure‘ V.2 12 Years 2428-2417BCE V.2
Neferirkare‘ Kaki V.3 20 Years or less 2416-2407BCE VB V.3
Ra‘neferf/Neferefre‘‘ V.4 10 Years or less 2399BCE [End of Neferirkare V.4
Shepseskare‘ Izi V.5 7 Years or less 2406-2400BCE to Djedkare V.5
Neuserre‘ Ini V.6 24 Years or less 2398-2388BCE Year 16] V.6
Menkauhor V.7 8 Years 2387-2380BCE V.7
Djedkare‘ Izezi V.8 28 Years 2379-2352BCE VC V.8
Wenis V.9 30 Years 2351-2322BCE [Djedkare Year 16 V.9
To Wenis Year 10]
2. Harpur, (1987: 34). Chapter 3 of publication (33-42) explains methodology. Harpur’s listing shows Raneferef and Shepseskare in reversed order to the Ancient Egyptian Chronology
dating adopted in this paper.
3. Strudwick, (1985: 3). Chapter 1 of Strudwick (2-8) explains methodology along with subsequent chapter on dating criteria for False Doors. Struwick’s listing shows Raneferef
and Shepseskare in reversed order to the Ancient Egyptian Chronology dating adopted in this paper.
4. Baer, (1960, reprint 1973: 240 - Table 1).
5. Woods, (2007: V2, 3), provides a dating system that largely follows that of the Ancient Egyptian Chronology, however, the Chronology has been amended by considering inputs
from additional sources.
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Appendix I STANDARDISED CHRONOLOGIES
ID#
(Dynasty/ Harpur Strudwick Baer Woods
Dynasty/King Sequence Number) Dating Dating Dating Dating
Six (VI)
Teti VI.1 30 Years or less 2321-2310BCE V D/VI A VI.1
[Wenis Year 10 to Teti
Year 10 = 30 years]
Userkare‘ VI.2 Not included Not included Not included Not included
Pepy I Meryre‘ VI.3 34 Years or less 2309-2264BCE VI B VI.2
Nemtyemzaef Merenre‘ VI.4 6 Years 2263-2257BCE [Teti year 10 to Merenre = VI.3
30 years]
Pepy II Neferkare‘ VI.5 Listed as VI.4-6 2256-2167BCE VI C [to Pepi II Year 15] VI.4
(VI.5E) (Years 1-34) VI D [to Pepi II Year 35] (VI.4E)
(VI.5M) (Years 35-54) VI E [to Pepi II Year 55] (VI.4M)
(VI.5L) (Years 55-85) VI F [to Pepi II Year 85] (VI.4L)
Nemtyemzaef (Merenre) II VI.6 Not included 2166BCE Not included VI.5
Netjerkare Not included Not included Not included Not included VI.6
Eight (VIII)
Neferkaure‘ VIII.1 VI.7 = 2165-2141BCE VI G [Pepi II Year 85 to VIII.E
Neferkauhor VIII.2 VIL-VIII – 25 Years end of Dynasty 8] =Kings 1-11
Neferirkare‘ VIII.3 VIII.L
= Kings 12-17
First Intermediate Period
(Heracleopolitan) Dynasties Nine & Ten Start D IX: 2140BCE
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APPENDIX II FAMILY TREES OF SELECT OVERSEERS OF UPPER EGYPT
A. FAMILY TREE – PtH-Spss / PTAHSHEPSES JUNIOR II
Anglicized names used in graphic.
Neuserre (V.6) Reptynub
Princess Vizier
Khamererenebty Ptahshepses Unknown Spouse
Ptahshepses Junior II [23] Khafini
Hemakhty Kahotep
Khenu Ptahshepses Junior I
Nisuked
(Daughter)
Meryetyotes A
Sources:
- Archaeological Sources compiled in the prosopography for each of the Overseers of Upper
Egypt.
- Baud, (1999: #67 (Pth-Spss - Father) & #173(2a-mrr-Nbty A)).
- Dodson & Hilton, (2004: 62-69).
- Bárta, (2000: 59).
- Verner, (1977: 45 & 102-3).
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B. PROPOSED FAMILY TREE: OVERSEERS OF UPPER EGYPT RELATED TO ROYAL FAMILY IN
DYNASTY V & EARLY DYNASTY VI
Nebet I
Wenis (V.9)
Khenut I
Wenisankh [12]
Nefertkaues Mehu [28]
Iput I Teti (VI.1) Khuit A
Merut Tetiankh [54] Pepy I (VI.3) Nebtynubkhet Kagemni [50]
This family tree is incomplete and only shows those relationships that are relevant to the office of
Overseer of Upper Egypt. Relationships to Pepy I are dealt with at Appendix II/C.
Sources:
Egypt.
- Baud, (1999: #89 (MHw) & #126(Nfr(t)-KAws Ikw)).
- Baud, (1999: #111 (Nbty Nwb-Xt 4SsSt) & #244(Nfr(t)-KAws Ikw)).
- Dodson & Hilton, (2004: 62-78).
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C. PROPOSED FAMILY TREE: OVERSEERS OF UPPER EGYPT RELATED TO PEPY I
Khuit A Inumin [03] Bendjet

Teti (VI.1)
Iput I
Neferi
Capital and
Nebet Khuy [41] Unknown Wife ?
Abydos
Khuy [42] Iww
Weni [11] Abydos
Pepy I (VI.3) Ankhenespepy I
Merenre (VI.4)
Ankhenespepy II
Pepy II (VI.5)
Idi [05] Djau
Ny‐heb‐sed‐Pepy‐Idi[31] Ibi [02] Deir el-Gebrawi
This family tree is incomplete and only shows those relationships that are relevant to the office of
Overseer of Upper Egypt.
Sources:
Egypt.
- Baud, (1999: #37 (anx.s-n-Mry-Ra I), #38 (anx.s-n-Mry-Ra II) and Appendix B: La Famille de
Nbt et 2wy en Abydos).6
- Dodson & Hilton, (2004: 62-78).
- Kanawati, (2007: 19-22).
6. Baud, (1999: 629-631).
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APPENDIX III ISSUES ARISING FROM THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF USURPED/REUSED
TOMBS
The reuse of tombs was perhaps more widespread than one might think. There were various
reasons as to why a tomb may be reallocated to another: this paper does not concern itself with
such matters. What is at issue is the consequence of these actions for identifying what parts of
tombs belong to the various individuals who used the tomb. A case in point is that of the tomb
of Nb-kAw-Hr idw [32], imy-rA 5maw. The principal publication of this tomb by Hassan mentions
the issue. 7 Some attempts are made within the publication to differentiate between the evidence
applicable to either the second owner Nb-kAw-Hr idw [32], and the first owner, Axt-Htp Hmi.
Hassan records erasures and other changes, but unfortunately, there is no conclusive summary
allocating titles to each of the tomb owners.
Strudwick set out to remedy this by publishing a list of titles applicable to each owner.8 In
completing his analysis, Strudwick was unable to re-examine the mastaba as it was being used for
storage.9 Each reader faces the same problem as Strudwick in attempting to identify the allocation
of titles between owners. I have used Strudwick’s allocation in the prosopography after reviewing
the article and considering Hassan’s work. I agree with his assessment that the blocks with titles
for Nb-kAw-Hr idw [32] now on the exterior of the mastaba do not show evidence of re-cutting –
but this comment is based on looking at a photograph, rather than physical examination.10 It is
on these blocks that we find the title imy-rA 5maw, Overseer of Upper Egypt. Others have differed in
their view and allocated the title to Axt-Htp Hmi.11 This clearly illustrates the issues that arise when
an excavator does not provide clear information on the changes/erasures made in such
circumstances.
7. Hassan, (1975a: 5).

8. Strudwick, (1982: 89-94).
9. Strudwick, (1982: 94-n5).
10. Hassan, (1975a: Plate LI C & Fig. 24), noted that the blocks were found in the mastaba. Strudwick (1982: 91)
notes that the blocks are now to be found on the exterior and certainly Plate LI C appears to have been
photographed in exterior light.
11. Kanawati, (2003a: 25-27), allocated the title of Overseer of Upper Egypt to Axt-Htp Hmi but noted that without
examining the tomb, it is difficult to tell which titles belong to which tomb owner.
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APPENDIX III ISSUES ARISING FROM THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF USURPED/REUSED
TOMBS
Contrast this with the tomb of 1si. In this example, the excavator provides the reader with a
listing of titles allocated between the two tomb owners. This was admittedly a straightforward
case.12 A listing clearly separating names and titles was provided and the erasures are clearly
visible in both the photographs and line drawings accompanying the text.
My final comment on this is that it is preferable for excavators to assist readers by providing not
only the raw data, but to organise that data and reference it to drawings and photos so that
readers are in a position to make an informed judgement on the context under consideration.
12. Kanawati & Abder-Raziq, (1999: 15).
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APPENDIX IV CASE STUDY: DATING KAi
KAi [51] is currently the earliest known holder of the title: imy-rA 5maw. Thus dating KAi is
relevant to providing an indication of the timeframe when the position commenced. KAi’s tomb
was originally published by Mariette.13 There is agreement in the literature that KAi is dated to
Dynasty V, but there is some discussion as to exactly which reign to date him to. This short case
study assesses what we know in order to try and suggest a dating for KAi to be used in the
chronological listing of imyw-rA 5maw in Volume I, Chapter 5, Table 5.1. To make a case for the
dating of KAi, we need to consider the nature of evidence available. In considering the evidence
below, the reader is reminded that this is not a complete assessment of the evidence available, but
rather an attempt to consider the issues related to dating KAi. The assessment is primarily based
on the published information about the tomb in Mariette’s publication.
The following types of evidence are available:
– Mariette’s publication. 14
– The remains of the mastaba itself, which cannot be physically inspected for the
purposes of this case study, assuming access is even possible.
– The False Door in the Cairo Museum.
– Three offering bowls on stands in the Cairo Museum.
– A fragment held at the British Museum.
– Inscriptional evidence from the mastaba.
The Louvre Museum has a statue (E 3024) that is considered likely to be identified as KAi.15 The
statue has been dated to mid-Dynasty V.16
13. Mariette, (1889: 226-231, D19).

14. Mariette, (1889: 226-231, D19).
15. Ziegler, (1997: 104-8, #29). There is no definitive identification of the statue as a representation of KAi, rather
it is considered likely that it can be so identified. The statue includes a title for KAi that is only known for the
imy-rA 5maw and Vizier, KAi at that time: sAb aD-mr. There are other known individuals with the same name
but not title, hence it is suggested as likely that the statue is indeed of the Vizier, KAi. See also Metropolitan
Museum of Art, (1999: 362-364, #124).
16. Ziegler, (1997: 104, #29).
15
The architectural information available to us can be summarised as follows:
Figure 1
Tomb plan: the mastaba of KAi [51]
– The mastaba plan (Figure 1) shows a secondary niche which has been enclosed by a
corridor. There is an entry point into a corridor chapel oriented north-south.17 It has
been suggested that the use of this chapel type in mastaba construction can be dated
between the reigns of Neuserre and Wenis.18 The plan also shows the entry point at
the southern end of the mastaba into a small room (b), which in turn leads into the
columned hall with four columns. The columned hall is oriented east-west.19
Willoughby-Winlaw has established a typology for columned halls which suggests
that this columned hall type can be dated to the period after Neuserre.20 The
material from which the mastaba is constructed is stone.21
17. Reisner chapel type 5a. See Reisner, (1942: 185); also Willoughby-Winlaw, (2007: 164, #125).
18. Willoughby-Winlaw, (2007: 342, Table 1).
19. Reisner, (1936: 404 #63), also Willoughby-Winlaw, (2007: 164, #125).
20. Willoughby Winlaw, (2007: 347, Table 5).
21. Kanawati, (1977: 121-2, #329).
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– Two False Doors were located in the mastaba.22 One had no inscriptions.23 The
other, with inscriptions is illustrated at Figure 2. It is damaged but has two sets of
jambs together with a central niche and is flanked by palace façade panelling.24 The
False Door does not appear to feature Torus moulding. The jambs each feature four
columns of text.25 Strudwick notes that the Viziers of Djedkare generally feature
four to five columns of text per jamb.26 Based on Mariette’s drawing at Figure 2
below, the jambs marked D and E appear to be of equal width (and presumably
height) when compared with each other. The jambs marked F and G also appear to
be of equal width when compared with each other. The central niche between the
jambs is very narrow. Rusch’s typological study suggests Dynasty V.27 The narrow
central niche is dated to Neuserre.28 The jamb structure suggests dating from the
reign of Menkauhor to the end of Dynasty V.29
Figure 2
False Door of KAi [51]
22. Mariette, (1889: 230).

23. Mariette, (1889: 230).
24. Reisner, (1936: 404 #63), also Willoughby-Winlaw, (2007: 165, #125). Mariette, (1889: 228) commented on the
high quality of execution of the work on this False Door.
25. Mariette, (1889: 228-9).
26. Strudwick, (1985: 143).
27. Rusch, (1923: Tafel A).
28. Rusch, (1923: Tafel A, II 3)).
29. Rusch, (1923: Tafel A, III 1 or 4)).
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– The mastaba includes two serdabs – one south of the columned hall, oriented east-
west and one beside the north-south chapel. There are no connections on the plan
(Figure 1) between either of the serdabs and the hall or chapel. Lehmann suggests
there are no viewing slits.30 Willoughby-Winlaw developed a serdab typology for use
in her study of the Memphite cemeteries and concluded that the usage of the serdab
types constructed within this mastaba fall can be dated to the period from Sahure to
Neuserre.31
– The stone fragment held at the British Museum has been dated to Dynasty V.32
– Inscriptional evidence from the mastaba shows an offering formula including
Osiris.33 Such formulae start to appear in private tombs, but with no special
relationship to Osiris such as appeared in later periods.34
Baer has dated KAi to his period V C which is represents the mid period of Djedkare
to mid Wenis.35 Strudwick suggests that dating KAi in this manner would require
ignoring the fact that the False Doors of the Viziers of Djedkare feature cornice and
torus moulding.36 Of course, we cannot be certain from the drawings of Mariette
whether or not information is absent about the False Doors so all comments on
same must be considered as interim comments without conclusive evidence.
30. Lehmann, (2000: V3: S26). Lehmann also used Strudwick’s dating for her date.
31. Willoughby-Winlaw, (2007: 349, Table 6).
32. James, (1961: 22(5) & Plate XXI(5)).
33. Mariette, (1889:230).
34. Rusch, (1923: 124) notes that such formulae start to appear mid-Dynasty V. Also Otto, (1968: 26) who notes
the appearance of Osiris in both royal and non-royal worship in Dynasty V. Begelsbacher-Fischer,
(1981: 121-5) documents the appearance of Osiris but does not offer more accurate dating other than noting
the appearance of various forms of Osirian invocation from the middle of Dynasty V.
35. Baer, (1960, reprint 1973: #505).
36. Strudwick, (1985: 143).
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The evidence related to the plan of the mastaba suggests a dating for KAi [51] covering the period
from Neuserre to Wenis. The evidence from the False Door suggests dating from the reign of
Menkauhor to the end of Dynasty V. The nature of the serdabs suggests dating to the period
from the reign of Sahure to Neussere and the inclusion of the offering formula including Osiris
suggests dating after mid-Dynasty V. The tomb of KAi lies in the northern cemetery of Saqqara -
different location to other Viziers of Djedkare, who are buried nearer to the Step Pyramid.
Strudwick suggests that such a burial would make KAi unusual in terms of burial location: the
lone Vizier of Djedkare buried in the northern cemetery.37 Thus I tend to agree with Willoughby-
Winlaw’s dating of KAi to the period represented by the reigns of Neuserre to Djedkare.38
Without newer excavation information it is difficult to be any more precise.
37. Strudwick, (1985: 143).

38. Willoughby-Winlaw, (2007: 355).
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APPENDIX V
TITULARIES: DETAILED TABLES

Appendix V Titularies: Detailed Tables
A. Titularies of all those who held the title

Overseer of Upper Egypt or one of its
variants
Wni Iwn 299I
Ppy-anx-Hry-ib
Nfr-kA 1ny
Inw-Mnw
Idw 4nny
Wnis-anx
Wnis-anx
Wiw Iyw
Axt-Htp
ISTi 7Ti
ab-iHw
Idw I
WDAy
Wsr
Ibi
Idi
Idi
Jones Reference [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16]
Numbers
Dating Î V.8-V.9 VI.4- VI.3E VI.5L VI.5E-M VIII.2 VI.5E-M VI.5M IX VI.4- VI.4 V.9 VI.3- IXE VI.5E(?) VI.5M
VI.5E (?) VI.5E VI.5 (?)
iwn knmwt 23 9 9
imAxw xr Pth-4kr 114
Imy-ib n nsw m st.f nbt 239 9 9
imy-is 247 9 9
imy-rA ipt nsw 271
imy-rA imyt Tnwy 274
imy-rA ixt msw n spAwt 5ma(w)
imy-rA iswy n Xkr(w) nsw 310 9
Imy-rA Smaw 319
Imy-rA Sma(w) m spAt 320
imy-rA a 327
imy-rA aw 335 9
imA-a 349
imy-rA wabty 374 9
imy-rA wp(w)t 375 9
imy-rA wp(w)t Htp(w)t-nTr m prwy 394 9
imy-rA wpt nbt nt nsw 397
imy-rA pr Hry-wDb 488
imy-rA prwy-nbw 522
imy-rA prwy-HD 524 9 9 9
imy-rA mnww sSm-tA
imy-rA mSa 551
imy-rA niwt 575
imy-rA niwt nfr-9d-kA-Ra
imy-rA niwt nTr-swt-Mn-kAw-Hr
imy-rA niwt Dd-swt-6ti
imy-rA niwt mAwt 576
imy-rA niwt mr 577 9 9
imy-rA niwt mn-swt-Ny-wsr-Ra 579
imy-rA Hwt-wrt 628 ? 9
imy-rA Hwt-wrt h 630
imy-rA Hm-nTr 651 9 9 9
imy-rA xAswt 694
imy-rA xAswt (nbt) 697
imy-rA xAswt nbt nt tp-5maw 699
Appendix V ‐ A ‐ 1 of 20

variants
Wni Iwn 299I
Ppy-anx-Hry-ib
Nfr-kA 1ny
Inw-Mnw
Idw 4nny
Wnis-anx
Wnis-anx
Wiw Iyw
Axt-Htp
ISTi 7Ti
ab-iHw
Idw I
WDAy
Wsr
Ibi
Idi
Idi
Jones Reference [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16]
Numbers
VI.5E (?) VI.5E VI.5 (?)
imy-rA xnty-S pr-aA 710 9 9
imy-rA Xnw 738
imy-rA sS 767 9
imy-rA sS answ 780 9 9
imy-rA sS mDAt 796
imy-rA spAt 5ma(w) 840
Imy-rA spAt 5maw 841
Imy-rA spAt 5maw Hrywt-ib 842
Imy-rA spAwt 6A-mHw 843 9
imy-rA sxmx-ib nb 858
imy-rA sDm nb 887
imy-rA sDm nbt StA(t) 888
Imy-rA 5maw 896 9 9 9 9 [1-7] 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
Imy-rA 5maw n bw mAa 897 9 9 9
Imy-rA 5maw mAa 898 9 9 9 9
Imy-rA 5maw 6A-mHw
Imy-rA 5maw xnt n Abw mHt m Mdnit 899 9
Imy-rA 5ma(w) m spAt mHywt 900
Imy-rA 5ma(w) m spAt Hrywt-ib 901 9
imy-rA Snw pr 913
imy-rA Snwty 923 9 9 9 9
imy-rA kAt nbt nsw 950
imy-rA gAw xAst 5maw
imy-rA gs-pr 969 9 9 9
imy-rA gswy-pr 976 9
imy-rA tA r-Dr.f 5maw 6A-mHw 983
imy-xt Hm(w) nTr Mn-anx Nfr-ka-Ra 1050 9
iry-pat 1157 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
iry nfr-HAt 1183
it nTr 1283 9 9
aA 8wAw 1308 9
aD-mr 1r-sbAw-xnty-pt 1331 9
aD-mr 8p 1348 9
aD-mr 8p sbA 1r xnty py
wab BA-Nfr-ir-KA-Ra 1371

variants
Wni Iwn 299I
Ppy-anx-Hry-ib
Nfr-kA 1ny
Inw-Mnw
Idw 4nny
Wnis-anx
Wnis-anx
Wiw Iyw
Axt-Htp
ISTi 7Ti
ab-iHw
Idw I
WDAy
Wsr
Ibi
Idi
Idi
Jones Reference [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16]
Numbers
VI.5E (?) VI.5E VI.5 (?)
wab Mn-swt Ni-Wsr-Ra 1376
wr m iAt.f smsw m saH.f 1411 9
mAA wr 1428
wr mD 5maw 1437 9 9
wD-mdw 1498
wD mdw n Hry wDb 1500
mniw Nxn 1626 9
mrr nb.f 1659
mH-ib n nsw m r-aA gAw rsy 1673
mH-ib nsw m 6p-rsy 1679
mH-ib n nsw m r-aA xAst 5maw
mdw rxyt 1698 9
mry-nTr 1753 9
ny mrwt 1753 9
HAty-a 1858 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
HAty-a mAa 1861 9
Hwty-aAt 1868 9
Hm-nTr Wsr-kA.f 1912
Hm-nTr MAat 1930 9 9
Hm-nTr nfr-9D-kA-Ra 1964
Hm-nTr Ra 1wt-1r m 4t-ib-Ra 2001
Hm-nTr 1wfw 2087
Hry wrw 2201
Hry-sStA 2233 9
Hry-sStA n wpt StAt 2249
Hry-sStA n wDt-mdw nbt nt nsw 2265
Hry-sStA n wDt-mdw nbt StAt 2267
Hry-sStA n wDt-mdw StAt n nsw 2268
Hry-sStA n pr-dwAt 2275 9 9
Hry-sStA n mDw StAt n Hwt wrt h 2287
Hry-sStA n mDt nb innt m rA-aA gAw m xAswt rs(yw)t 2282
Hry-sStA n mDt nb nt 6p-Rsy 2290
Hry-sStA n nsw m swt.f nbt 2310 9
Hry-tp Nxb 2374 9 9 9
Hry-tp aA 2382 9 9 9 9 9

variants
Wni Iwn 299I
Ppy-anx-Hry-ib
Nfr-kA 1ny
Inw-Mnw
Idw 4nny
Wnis-anx
Wnis-anx
Wiw Iyw
Axt-Htp
ISTi 7Ti
ab-iHw
Idw I
WDAy
Wsr
Ibi
Idi
Idi
Jones Reference [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16]
Numbers
VI.5E (?) VI.5E VI.5 (?)
Hry-tp aA n spAt 2393 9 9
HqA Hwt 2426 9 9 9 9 9
HqA Hwt mAa 2485 9
HqA Hwt Mn-anx-Nfr-Ka-Ra 2486 9 9
HqA Hwt Mn-nfr Ppy 2487 9
HqA Hwt Mn-nfr Mry-Ra 2488 9 9
xnty-S Mn-anx-Nfr-kA-Ra 2534 9
xnty-S Mn-nfr Mry-Ra 2535
xnty-S Dd-swt 6ti 2537
xrp iAt nb
xrp iAt nbt nTrt 2541 9
xrp ibttyw 1r 2544 9
xrp imyw nTrw 2545 9
xrp wsxt 2594
xrp nsty 2637 9
xrp m nTrw 2639
xrp Hwwt Nt 2646 9
xrp sS iry sprw 2697
xrp Sndt 2736
xrp Sndt nbt 2737 9 9
xtmty-bity 2775 9
xtmty-bity mAa 2777 9
Xry-Hbt 2848 9 9 9 9
Xry-Hbt Hry-tp 2860 9 9 9 9
Xry-tp nsw 2874 9 9 9 9 9
Xry-tp nsw pr-aA 2878
Xry-tp nsw m prwy 2879
sA nsw 2911 9
sA nsw smsw 2913
sA nsw smsw n Xt.f / sA nsw n Xt.f smsw 2914 9
sAw Nxn 2929 9
sAb aD-mr 2947 9 9
sAb iry-Nxn 2953 9
sS answ 3057
sS mDAt-nTr / sS mdw-nTr (6ti-anx) 3152 9 9 9

variants
Wni Iwn 299I
Ppy-anx-Hry-ib
Nfr-kA 1ny
Inw-Mnw
Idw 4nny
Wnis-anx
Wnis-anx
Wiw Iyw
Axt-Htp
ISTi 7Ti
ab-iHw
Idw I
WDAy
Wsr
Ibi
Idi
Idi
Jones Reference [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16]
Numbers
VI.5E (?) VI.5E VI.5 (?)
sm 3241 9 9
smA Mnw 3252 9 9
smr-waty 3268 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
smr-waty mAa 3274 9
smr pr 3287 9
smsw snwt 3318 9
smsw n DbAt 3321 9
sHd wab mn-swt-Ny-wsr-Ra 3381
sHd wr mD 5maw 3390
sHd Hm-nTr Mn anx-Nfr-KA-Ra 3447 9 9
sHd Hm-nTr Mn-anx Mry-Ra 9
sHD hm-nTr Mn-nfr-Ppy 9
sHd Hm-nTrn niwt.f 3454 9
sHD hm-nTr nfr-9d-kA-Ra 3455
sHD hm-nTr nTry-swt-Mn-kAw-Hr 3457
sHd Hm-nTr Mn-anx Mr-n-Ra 3471 9
sHD hm-nTr Dd-swt-6ti 3473
sDAwty bity 3638 variant 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
sDAwty nTr 3638 variant
sDt(y) nsw 3645 9
Spss nsw 3648 9
tAty sAb TAty 3706 9 9 9 9 9
tAty sAb TAty mAa 3707 9
Ts(w) nXn

variants
Ny-anx-Ppy 4bk-
Ppy-anx 1ny-km
Pr-Sna-y or 5nay
Ni-kAw-issi Issi
Mry-Ra-nfr QAr
Nb-kAw-Hr Idw
Ny-Hb-sd-Ppy-
Ppy-anx 2wy
Htp 1pi-km
Pth-Htp 7fi
Mrry-anty
Mrw-Bbi
PtH-Spss
Ppy-snb
Ppy-nxt
MHw
Mrri
Idi
Jones Reference [17] [18] [19] [20] [21] [22] [23] [24] [25] [26] [27] [28] [29] [30] [31] [32]
Numbers
Dating Î VI.5L VI.3+ VI.5 VI.5M(?) VI.5M V.9M V.8 VI.5E-M VI.3+ VI.5E VI.5L- VI.1- VI.1M VI.5L VI.5M V.9
VI.6 VI.3
iwn knmwt 23 9 9
Imy-ib n nsw m st.f nbt 239
imy-is 247 9
imy-rA ipt nsw 271
imy-rA iswy n Xkr(w) nsw 310
Imy-rA Smaw 319 9
imy-rA a 327
imy-rA aw 335
imA-a 349 9
imy-rA wabty 374 9
imy-rA wp(w)t 375 9
imy-rA wp(w)t Htp(w)t-nTr m prwy 394
imy-rA wpt nbt nt nsw 397 9
imy-rA prwy-nbw 522 9
imy-rA mnww sSm-tA
imy-rA mSa 551 9
imy-rA niwt 575 9
imy-rA niwt nfr-9d-kA-Ra 9
imy-rA niwt nTr-swt-Mn-kAw-Hr 9
imy-rA niwt mAwt 576 9 9
imy-rA niwt mr 577 9
imy-rA niwt mn-swt-Ny-wsr-Ra 579 9
imy-rA Hwt-wrt 628 9 9
imy-rA Hwt-wrt h 630 9 9 9
imy-rA Hm-nTr 651 9 9 9 9
imy-rA xAswt 694

variants
Ny-anx-Ppy 4bk-
Ppy-anx 1ny-km
Pr-Sna-y or 5nay
Ni-kAw-issi Issi
Mry-Ra-nfr QAr
Nb-kAw-Hr Idw
Ny-Hb-sd-Ppy-
Ppy-anx 2wy
Htp 1pi-km
Pth-Htp 7fi
Mrry-anty
Mrw-Bbi
PtH-Spss
Ppy-snb
Ppy-nxt
MHw
Mrri
Idi
Jones Reference [17] [18] [19] [20] [21] [22] [23] [24] [25] [26] [27] [28] [29] [30] [31] [32]
Numbers
VI.6 VI.3
imy-rA xnty-S pr-aA 710 9
imy-rA Xnw 738 9
imy-rA sS 767
imy-rA sS answ 780 9 9 9
imy-rA sS mDAt 796
Imy-rA spAwt 6A-mHw 843
imy-rA sDm nb 887 9
Imy-rA 5maw 896 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
Imy-rA 5maw n bw mAa 897
Imy-rA 5maw 6A-mHw
Imy-rA 5maw xnt n Abw mHt m Mdnit 899
Imy-rA 5ma(w) m spAt Hrywt-ib 901
imy-rA Snw pr 913
imy-rA kAt nbt nsw 950 9 9 9 9
imy-xt Hm(w) nTr Mn-anx Nfr-ka-Ra 1050
iry-pat 1157 9 9 9 9 9
iry nfr-HAt 1183 9 9
it nTr 1283
aA 8wAw 1308
aD-mr 1r-sbAw-xnty-pt 1331
aD-mr 8p 1348

variants
Ny-anx-Ppy 4bk-
Ppy-anx 1ny-km
Pr-Sna-y or 5nay
Ni-kAw-issi Issi
Mry-Ra-nfr QAr
Nb-kAw-Hr Idw
Ny-Hb-sd-Ppy-
Ppy-anx 2wy
Htp 1pi-km
Pth-Htp 7fi
Mrry-anty
Mrw-Bbi
PtH-Spss
Ppy-snb
Ppy-nxt
MHw
Mrri
Idi
Jones Reference [17] [18] [19] [20] [21] [22] [23] [24] [25] [26] [27] [28] [29] [30] [31] [32]
Numbers
VI.6 VI.3
wr m iAt.f smsw m saH.f 1411
mAA wr 1428
wr mD 5maw 1437 9
wD-mdw 1498 9
wD mdw n Hry wDb 1500 9
mniw Nxn 1626 9 9
mrr nb.f 1659
mdw rxyt 1698 9 9
mry-nTr 1753
ny mrwt 1753
HAty-a 1858 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
HAty-a mAa 1861 9
Hwty-aAt 1868
Hm-nTr MAat 1930 9
Hm-nTr 1wfw 2087
Hry wrw 2201 9
Hry-sStA 2233 9
Hry-sStA n wDt-mdw nbt nt nsw 2265 9
Hry-sStA n wDt-mdw StAt n nsw 2268 9
Hry-sStA n mDt nb innt m rA-aA gAw m xAswt rs(yw)t 2282 9
Hry-sStA n nsw m swt.f nbt 2310
Hry-tp Nxb 2374 9 9 9
Hry-tp aA 2382 9

variants
Ny-anx-Ppy 4bk-
Ppy-anx 1ny-km
Pr-Sna-y or 5nay
Ni-kAw-issi Issi
Mry-Ra-nfr QAr
Nb-kAw-Hr Idw
Ny-Hb-sd-Ppy-
Ppy-anx 2wy
Htp 1pi-km
Pth-Htp 7fi
Mrry-anty
Mrw-Bbi
PtH-Spss
Ppy-snb
Ppy-nxt
MHw
Mrri
Idi
Jones Reference [17] [18] [19] [20] [21] [22] [23] [24] [25] [26] [27] [28] [29] [30] [31] [32]
Numbers
VI.6 VI.3
Hry-tp aA n spAt 2393
HqA Hwt 2426 9 9
HqA Hwt mAa 2485
HqA Hwt Mn-anx-Nfr-Ka-Ra 2486
HqA Hwt Mn-nfr Ppy 2487
HqA Hwt Mn-nfr Mry-Ra 2488 9
xnty-S Mn-anx-Nfr-kA-Ra 2534
xnty-S Mn-nfr Mry-Ra 2535 9
xrp iAt nb
xrp iAt nbt nTrt 2541
xrp ibttyw 1r 2544
xrp imyw nTrw 2545
xrp wsxt 2594 9
xrp nsty 2637
xrp m nTrw 2639
xrp Hwwt Nt 2646
xrp sS iry sprw 2697 9
xrp Sndt 2736
xrp Sndt nbt 2737 9 9 9 9 9
xtmty-bity 2775 9
xtmty-bity mAa 2777
Xry-Hbt 2848 9 9 9 9 9 9
Xry-Hbt Hry-tp 2860 9 9 9 9 9 9
Xry-tp nsw 2874 9 9 9 9 9
Xry-tp nsw pr-aA 2878 9
sA nsw 2911 9
sA nsw smsw 2913 9
sAw Nxn 2929
sAb aD-mr 2947 9 9
sAb iry-Nxn 2953
sS answ 3057 9
sS mDAt-nTr / sS mdw-nTr (6ti-anx) 3152 9

variants
Ny-anx-Ppy 4bk-
Ppy-anx 1ny-km
Pr-Sna-y or 5nay
Ni-kAw-issi Issi
Mry-Ra-nfr QAr
Nb-kAw-Hr Idw
Ny-Hb-sd-Ppy-
Ppy-anx 2wy
Htp 1pi-km
Pth-Htp 7fi
Mrry-anty
Mrw-Bbi
PtH-Spss
Ppy-snb
Ppy-nxt
MHw
Mrri
Idi
Jones Reference [17] [18] [19] [20] [21] [22] [23] [24] [25] [26] [27] [28] [29] [30] [31] [32]
Numbers
VI.6 VI.3
sm 3241 9 9 9 9 9
smA Mnw 3252 9
smr-waty 3268 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
smr-waty mAa 3274
smr pr 3287
smsw snwt 3318
smsw n DbAt 3321
sHd wab mn-swt-Ny-wsr-Ra 3381 9
sHd wr mD 5maw 3390
sHd Hm-nTr Mn anx-Nfr-KA-Ra 3447
sHD hm-nTr Mn-nfr-Ppy
sHd Hm-nTrn niwt.f 3454
sHD hm-nTr nfr-9d-kA-Ra 3455 9
sHD hm-nTr nTry-swt-Mn-kAw-Hr 3457 9
sHd Hm-nTr Mn-anx Mr-n-Ra 3471
sHD hm-nTr Dd-swt-6ti 3473 9
sDAwty bity 3638 variant 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
sDt(y) nsw 3645
Spss nsw 3648
tAty sAb TAty 3706 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
tAty sAb TAty mAa 3707
Ts(w) nXn

variants
3ny, 3n(-anxw)
2ai-bAw-3nmw
5psi-pw-Mnw,
Nfr-sSm-ra SSi
0nqw 3tti I
3n(i)-anxw
1m-Mnw
5mAi Iqr
4rf-KA(i)
Ra-Spss
1r-xwf
Ra-wr
4Abni
2ww
2wy
2wy
Biw
1sy
Jones Reference [33] [34] [35] [36] [37] [38] [39] [40] [41] [42] [43] [44] [45] [46] [47] [48]
Numbers
Dating Î VI.1M(?) VI.3L V.8 VI.1L(?) VI.4- V.9- VI.3E VI.5M-L VI.3 VI.5E-M VI.3 VI.5E-M VI.5M-L V.8L VI.5L VIII.2
VI.5E VI.1E (?)
iwn knmwt 23 9 9
imAxw xr Pth-4kr 114 9 9
imy-is 247 9 9 9
imy-rA ipt nsw 271
imy-rA imyt Tnwy 274 9
Imy-rA Smaw 319
Imy-rA Sma(w) m spAt 320 9
imy-rA a 327 9 9
imy-rA aw 335
imA-a 349 9 9
imy-rA wabty 374 9
imy-rA wp(w)t 375 9 9 9
imy-rA pr Hry-wDb 488 9
imy-rA prwy-nbw 522 9
imy-rA prwy-HD 524 9 9
imy-rA mnww sSm-tA 9
imy-rA mSa 551
imy-rA niwt 575
imy-rA niwt mAwt 576 9
imy-rA Hwt-wrt 628 9 9
imy-rA Hwt-wrt h 630 9 9
imy-rA Hm-nTr 651 9 9
imy-rA xAswt 694 9
imy-rA xAswt (nbt) 697 9
imy-rA xAswt nbt nt tp-5maw 699 9

variants
3ny, 3n(-anxw)
2ai-bAw-3nmw
5psi-pw-Mnw,
Nfr-sSm-ra SSi
0nqw 3tti I
3n(i)-anxw
1m-Mnw
5mAi Iqr
4rf-KA(i)
Ra-Spss
1r-xwf
Ra-wr
4Abni
2ww
2wy
2wy
Biw
1sy
Jones Reference [33] [34] [35] [36] [37] [38] [39] [40] [41] [42] [43] [44] [45] [46] [47] [48]
Numbers
VI.5E VI.1E (?)
imy-rA Xnw 738 9
imy-rA sS 767
imy-rA sS mDAt 796 9
imy-rA spAt 5ma(w) 840 9
Imy-rA spAt 5maw Hrywt-ib 842 9
imy-rA sDm nb 887
imy-rA sDm nbt StA(t) 888 9
Imy-rA 5maw 896 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
Imy-rA 5maw mAa 898 9
Imy-rA 5maw 6A-mHw
Imy-rA 5ma(w) m spAt mHywt 900 9
imy-rA Snw pr 913 9
imy-rA Snwty 923 9 9 9
imy-rA kAt nbt nsw 950 9 9 9
imy-rA gs-pr 969 9
iry-pat 1157 9 9 9 9 9
iry nfr-HAt 1183 9
it nTr 1283 9
aA 8wAw 1308
aD-mr 8p 1348 9
aD-mr 8p sbA 1r xnty py 9

variants
3ny, 3n(-anxw)
2ai-bAw-3nmw
5psi-pw-Mnw,
Nfr-sSm-ra SSi
0nqw 3tti I
3n(i)-anxw
1m-Mnw
5mAi Iqr
4rf-KA(i)
Ra-Spss
1r-xwf
Ra-wr
4Abni
2ww
2wy
2wy
Biw
1sy
Jones Reference [33] [34] [35] [36] [37] [38] [39] [40] [41] [42] [43] [44] [45] [46] [47] [48]
Numbers
VI.5E VI.1E (?)
mAA wr 1428
wr mD 5maw 1437 9 9
wD-mdw 1498
wD mdw n Hry wDb 1500 9 9
mniw Nxn 1626 9 9
mrr nb.f 1659
mH-ib nsw m 6p-rsy 1679 9
mdw rxyt 1698 9
mry-nTr 1753 9
ny mrwt 1753
HAty-a 1858 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
HAty-a mAa 1861 9
Hwty-aAt 1868
Hm-nTr Wsr-kA.f 1912 9
Hm-nTr MAat 1930 9
Hm-nTr nfr-9D-kA-Ra 1964 9
Hm-nTr 1wfw 2087 9
Hry wrw 2201
Hry-sStA 2233 9
Hry-sStA n wpt StAt 2249 9
Hry-sStA n wDt-mdw nbt StAt 2267 9
Hry-sStA n pr-dwAt 2275 9
Hry-sStA n mDw StAt n Hwt wrt h 2287 9
Hry-sStA n mDt nb nt 6p-Rsy 2290 9
Hry-tp Nxb 2374 9 9 9
Hry-tp aA 2382 9 9 9

variants
3ny, 3n(-anxw)
2ai-bAw-3nmw
5psi-pw-Mnw,
Nfr-sSm-ra SSi
0nqw 3tti I
3n(i)-anxw
1m-Mnw
5mAi Iqr
4rf-KA(i)
Ra-Spss
1r-xwf
Ra-wr
4Abni
2ww
2wy
2wy
Biw
1sy
Jones Reference [33] [34] [35] [36] [37] [38] [39] [40] [41] [42] [43] [44] [45] [46] [47] [48]
Numbers
VI.5E VI.1E (?)
Hry-tp aA n spAt 2393 9
HqA Hwt 2426
HqA Hwt mAa 2485
HqA Hwt Mn-nfr Mry-Ra 2488
xnty-S Dd-swt 6ti 2537 9
xrp iAt nb 9
xrp ibttyw 1r 2544
xrp imyw nTrw 2545
xrp wsxt 2594
xrp nsty 2637
xrp m nTrw 2639 9
xrp Hwwt Nt 2646
xrp Sndt 2736 9
xrp Sndt nbt 2737 9 9 9
xtmty-bity 2775
xtmty-bity mAa 2777
Xry-Hbt 2848 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
Xry-Hbt Hry-tp 2860 9 9 9
Xry-tp nsw 2874 9
sA nsw 2911
sA nsw smsw 2913
sA nsw smsw n Xt.f / sA nsw n Xt.f smsw 2914
sAw Nxn 2929 9
sAb aD-mr 2947 9 9
sAb iry-Nxn 2953
sS answ 3057
sS mDAt-nTr / sS mdw-nTr (6ti-anx) 3152 9 9

variants
3ny, 3n(-anxw)
2ai-bAw-3nmw
5psi-pw-Mnw,
Nfr-sSm-ra SSi
0nqw 3tti I
3n(i)-anxw
1m-Mnw
5mAi Iqr
4rf-KA(i)
Ra-Spss
1r-xwf
Ra-wr
4Abni
2ww
2wy
2wy
Biw
1sy
Jones Reference [33] [34] [35] [36] [37] [38] [39] [40] [41] [42] [43] [44] [45] [46] [47] [48]
Numbers
VI.5E VI.1E (?)
sm 3241 9 9 9
smA Mnw 3252 9 9 9
smr-waty 3268 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
smr-waty mAa 3274
smr pr 3287
smsw snwt 3318 9
smsw n DbAt 3321
sHd wr mD 5maw 3390 9
sHd Hm-nTr Mn-anx Mry-Ra
sHD hm-nTr Dd-swt-6ti 3473 9
sDAwty bity 3638 variant 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
sDAwty nTr 3638 variant 9
sDt(y) nsw 3645 9
Spss nsw 3648
tAty sAb TAty 3706 9 9 9 9 9
Ts(w) nXn

variants
KA-gm-ni mmi
KAi-ny-nbfwi
6ti-anx-Km
KA-pw-ptH
KAi-Hp 7ti
9aw 4mAi
7Awty-iqr
7Awty
7Awty
2nw
9aw
KAi
Jones Reference [49] [50] [51] [52] [53] [54] [55] [56] [57] [58] [59]
Numbers
Dating Î V.8(?) VI.1E V.6-V.8 LATE VI.5E VI.1 VI.5E-M VIII / VIII VI.5M-L VI.5M-L
OK / VIII.2
iwn knmwt 23 9
imy-is 247
imy-rA ipt nsw 271 9
imy-rA ixt msw n spAwt 5ma(w) 9
Imy-rA Smaw 319 9
imy-rA a 327
imy-rA aw 335
imA-a 349
imy-rA wabty 374
imy-rA wp(w)t 375
imy-rA prwy-nbw 522 9 9
imy-rA prwy-HD 524 9 9 9 9 9
imy-rA mnww sSm-tA
imy-rA mSa 551
imy-rA niwt 575
imy-rA niwt Dd-swt-6ti 9
imy-rA niwt mr 577
imy-rA Hwt-wrt 628 9
imy-rA Hm-nTr 651 9 9
imy-rA xAswt 694

variants
KA-gm-ni mmi
KAi-ny-nbfwi
6ti-anx-Km
KA-pw-ptH
KAi-Hp 7ti
9aw 4mAi
7Awty-iqr
7Awty
7Awty
2nw
9aw
KAi
Jones Reference [49] [50] [51] [52] [53] [54] [55] [56] [57] [58] [59]
Numbers
OK / VIII.2
imy-rA xnty-S pr-aA 710
imy-rA Xnw 738
imy-rA sS 767 9
imy-rA sS mDAt 796
Imy-rA spAt 5maw 841 9
imy-rA sxmx-ib nb 858 9
imy-rA sDm nb 887
Imy-rA 5maw 896 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
Imy-rA 5maw 6A-mHw 9
imy-rA Snw pr 913
imy-rA kAt nbt nsw 950 9 9
imy-rA gAw xAst 5maw 9
imy-rA gs-pr 969
imy-rA tA r-Dr.f 5maw 6A-mHw 983 9
iry-pat 1157 9 9 9 9 9 9
iry nfr-HAt 1183
it nTr 1283 9
aA 8wAw 1308
aD-mr 8p 1348
wab BA-Nfr-ir-KA-Ra 1371 9

variants
KA-gm-ni mmi
KAi-ny-nbfwi
6ti-anx-Km
KA-pw-ptH
KAi-Hp 7ti
9aw 4mAi
7Awty-iqr
7Awty
7Awty
2nw
9aw
KAi
Jones Reference [49] [50] [51] [52] [53] [54] [55] [56] [57] [58] [59]
Numbers
OK / VIII.2
wab Mn-swt Ni-Wsr-Ra 1376 9
mAA wr 1428 9
wr mD 5maw 1437 9 9
wD-mdw 1498
mniw Nxn 1626 9
mrr nb.f 1659 9
mH-ib n nsw m r-aA gAw rsy 1673 9
mH-ib n nsw m r-aA xAst 5maw 9
mdw rxyt 1698 9
mry-nTr 1753 9
ny mrwt 1753
HAty-a 1858 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
HAty-a mAa 1861
Hwty-aAt 1868
Hm-nTr MAat 1930
Hm-nTr Ra 1wt-1r m 4t-ib-Ra 2001 9
Hm-nTr 1wfw 2087
Hry wrw 2201
Hry-sStA 2233
Hry-sStA n pr-dwAt 2275
Hry-tp Nxb 2374 9
Hry-tp aA 2382 9 9 9

variants
KA-gm-ni mmi
KAi-ny-nbfwi
6ti-anx-Km
KA-pw-ptH
KAi-Hp 7ti
9aw 4mAi
7Awty-iqr
7Awty
7Awty
2nw
9aw
KAi
Jones Reference [49] [50] [51] [52] [53] [54] [55] [56] [57] [58] [59]
Numbers
OK / VIII.2
Hry-tp aA n spAt 2393 9
HqA Hwt 2426
HqA Hwt mAa 2485
HqA Hwt Mn-nfr Mry-Ra 2488
xrp iAt nb
xrp ibttyw 1r 2544
xrp imyw nTrw 2545
xrp wsxt 2594
xrp nsty 2637
xrp m nTrw 2639
xrp Hwwt Nt 2646
xrp Sndt 2736
xrp Sndt nbt 2737
xtmty-bity 2775
xtmty-bity mAa 2777
Xry-Hbt 2848 9 9 9 9
Xry-Hbt Hry-tp 2860 9
Xry-tp nsw 2874 9 9
Xry-tp nsw m prwy 2879 9
sA nsw 2911 9
sA nsw smsw 2913
sAw Nxn 2929
sAb aD-mr 2947
sAb iry-Nxn 2953
sS answ 3057

variants
KA-gm-ni mmi
KAi-ny-nbfwi
6ti-anx-Km
KA-pw-ptH
KAi-Hp 7ti
9aw 4mAi
7Awty-iqr
7Awty
7Awty
2nw
9aw
KAi
Jones Reference [49] [50] [51] [52] [53] [54] [55] [56] [57] [58] [59]
Numbers
OK / VIII.2
sm 3241
smA Mnw 3252 9
smr-waty 3268 9 9 9
smr-waty mAa 3274
smr pr 3287
smsw snwt 3318
smsw n DbAt 3321
sHd wr mD 5maw 3390 9
sDAwty bity 3638 variant 9 9 9 9
sDt(y) nsw 3645
Spss nsw 3648
tAty sAb TAty 3706 9 9
Ts(w) nXn 9
B. Titularies of those Overseers of Upper

Egypt who were elevated to the rank
of Vizier
Dynasty VÎ Dynasty VI First HalfÎ
TetiÎ Pepy IÎ
Nb-kAw-Hr Idw
KA-gm-ni mmi
Nfr-sSm-ra SSi
Pth-Htp 7fi
Inw-Mnw
Ra-Spss
Axt-Htp
Ra-wr
MHw
KAi
Jones Reference [51] [35] [1] [22] [32] [50] [33] [3] [28] [34]
Numbers
Dating Î V.6-V.8 V.8 V.8-V.9 V.9M V.9 VI.1E VI.1M(?) VI.3E VI.1- VI.3L
VI.3
iwn knmwt 23 9 9 9 9 9 9
Imy-ib n nsw m st.f nbt 239 9
imy-is 247 9
imy-rA aw 335 9
imA-a 349 9 9
imy-rA wabty 374 9
imy-rA wp(w)t 375 9
imy-rA prwy-nbw 522 9 9 9 9
imy-rA prwy-HD 524 9 9 9 9 9 9
imy-rA niwt 575
imy-rA niwt mr 577
imy-rA Hwt-wrt 628 9 9 9 ? 9
imy-rA Hwt-wrt h 630 9 9 9 9 9
imy-rA Hm-nTr 651
imy-rA xnty-S pr-aA 710
imy-rA Xnw 738 9
imy-rA sS answ 780 9 9 9 9 9 9
imy-rA sS mDAt 796
imy-rA sDm nb 887
Imy-rA 5maw 896 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
Imy-rA 5maw mAa 898
Appendix V ‐ B ‐ 1 of 6

of Vizier
TetiÎ Pepy IÎ
Nb-kAw-Hr Idw
KA-gm-ni mmi
Nfr-sSm-ra SSi
Pth-Htp 7fi
Inw-Mnw
Ra-Spss
Axt-Htp
Ra-wr
MHw
KAi
Jones Reference [51] [35] [1] [22] [32] [50] [33] [3] [28] [34]
Numbers
VI.3
imy-rA Snw pr 913
imy-rA Snwty 923 9 9 9 9 9
imy-rA kAt nbt nsw 950 9 9 9 9 9
imy-rA gs-pr 969 9 9 9 9 9
imy-rA gswy-pr 976 9 9 9
iry-pat 1157 9 9 9 9
it nTr 1283
aD-mr 8p 1348 9 9
wr mD 5maw 1437 9 9 9
wD-mdw 1498 9
mniw Nxn 1626
mdw rxyt 1698 9 9 9 9 9
mry-nTr 1753
HAty-a 1858 9 9 9 9
HAty-a mAa 1861 9 9
Hm-nTr MAat 1930 9
Hry-sStA n wDt-mdw nbt nt nsw 2265 9 9
Hry-sStA n mdw StAt n Hwt wrt h 2287 9
Hry-tp Nxb 2374 9
HqA Hwt 2426

of Vizier
TetiÎ Pepy IÎ
Nb-kAw-Hr Idw
KA-gm-ni mmi
Nfr-sSm-ra SSi
Pth-Htp 7fi
Inw-Mnw
Ra-Spss
Axt-Htp
Ra-wr
MHw
KAi
Jones Reference [51] [35] [1] [22] [32] [50] [33] [3] [28] [34]
Numbers
VI.3
xrp wsxt 2594 9
xrp Sndt 2736
xrp Sndt nbt 2737 9
xtmty-bity 2775
Xry-Hbt 2848 9 9
Xry-Hbt Hry-tp 2860 9 9 9
Xry-tp nsw 2874 9 9 9 9 9 9
sA nsw 2911 9
sA nsw smsw 2913 9
sAw Nxn 2929
sAb aD-mr 2947 9 9
sAb iry-Nxn 2953
sm 3241 9
smA Mnw 3252 9
smr-waty 3268 9 9 9 9 9 9
smsw snwt 3318 9
smsw n DbAt 3321
sHd wr mD 5maw 3390 9 9
sHD hm-nTr Dd-swt-6ti 3473 9 9
sDAwty bity 3638 variant 9 9 9 9
sDt(y) nsw 3645
tAty sAb TAty 3706 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

of Vizier
Dynasty VI Second HalfÎ Dynasty VIIIÎ
MerenreÎ Pepy IIÎ
Ppy-anx 1ny-km
Wni Iwn 299I
Pr-Sna-y or 5nay
2ai-bAw-3nmw
Ppy-anx-Hry-ib
Nfr-kA 1ny
5mAi Iqr
Ppy-nxt
WDAy
Mrri
Biw
Idi
Idi
Jones Reference [11] [26] [15] [5] [16] [21] [40] [17] [19] [6] [48]
Numbers
Dating Î VI.4 VI.5E VI.5E(?) VI.5E-M VI.5M VI.5M VI.5M-L VI.5L VI.5 VIII.2 VIII.2
(?)
iwn knmwt 23
imy-is 247 9 9 9
imy-rA aw 335
imA-a 349 9
imy-rA wabty 374 9
imy-rA wp(w)t 375 9
imy-rA prwy-nbw 522
imy-rA niwt 575 9
imy-rA niwt mr 577 9 9 9 9
imy-rA Hwt-wrt 628
imy-rA Hm-nTr 651 9 9 9 9 9 9
imy-rA Xnw 738
imy-rA sS answ 780 9 9 9 9 9
imy-rA sDm nb 887 9
Imy-rA 5maw 896 9 9 9 9 [1-7]
Imy-rA 5maw n bw mAa 897 9 9

of Vizier
MerenreÎ Pepy IIÎ
Ppy-anx 1ny-km
Wni Iwn 299I
Pr-Sna-y or 5nay
2ai-bAw-3nmw
Ppy-anx-Hry-ib
Nfr-kA 1ny
5mAi Iqr
Ppy-nxt
WDAy
Mrri
Biw
Idi
Idi
Jones Reference [11] [26] [15] [5] [16] [21] [40] [17] [19] [6] [48]
Numbers
(?)
Imy-rA 5maw 6A-mHw
Imy-rA 5maw xnt n Abw mHt m Mdnit 899 9 9
imy-rA Snw pr 913 9
imy-rA kAt nbt nsw 950 9 9 9
imy-rA gs-pr 969 9 9
iry-pat 1157 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
it nTr 1283 9 9
aD-mr 8p 1348
wr mD 5maw 1437
wD-mdw 1498
mniw Nxn 1626 9 9
mdw rxyt 1698
mry-nTr 1753 9 9
HAty-a 1858 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
HAty-a mAa 1861
Hm-nTr MAat 1930 9
Hry-sStA n mdw StAt n Hwt wrt h 2287
Hry-tp Nxb 2374 9 9 9 9
HqA Hwt 2426 9

of Vizier
MerenreÎ Pepy IIÎ
Ppy-anx 1ny-km
Wni Iwn 299I
Pr-Sna-y or 5nay
2ai-bAw-3nmw
Ppy-anx-Hry-ib
Nfr-kA 1ny
5mAi Iqr
Ppy-nxt
WDAy
Mrri
Biw
Idi
Idi
Jones Reference [11] [26] [15] [5] [16] [21] [40] [17] [19] [6] [48]
Numbers
(?)
xrp wsxt 2594
xrp Sndt 2736
xtmty-bity 2775 9
Xry-Hbt 2848 9 9 9
Xry-Hbt Hry-tp 2860 9 9 9 9 9 9
Xry-tp nsw 2874 9
sA nsw 2911
sA nsw smsw 2913
sAw Nxn 2929 9
sAb aD-mr 2947
sAb iry-Nxn 2953 9
sS mDAt-nTr / sS mdw-nTr (6ti-anx) 3152 9 9
sm 3241 9 9 9
smA Mnw 3252 9 9
smr-waty 3268 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
smsw snwt 3318
smsw n DbAt 3321 9
sHd wr mD 5maw 3390
sHd Hm-nTr Mn-anx Mry-Ra
sDAwty bity 3638 variant 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
sDt(y) nsw 3645 9 9
tAty sAb TAty 3706 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
C. Titularies of all those who held the title

variants during Dynasty V
Nb-kAw-Hr Idw
Pth-Htp 7fi
KA-pw-ptH
1m-Mnw
Wnis-anx
4rf-KA(i)
PtH-Spss
Ra-Spss
Axt-Htp
KAi
Jones Reference [51] [23] [49] [35] [46] [1] [12] [32] [22] [38]
Numbers
Dating Î V.6-V.8 V.8 V.8(?) V.8 V.8L V.8-V.9 V.9 V.9 V.9M V.9-
iwn knmwt 23 9 9 9 9
imy-rA ixt msw n spAwt 5ma(w) 9
imy-rA wp(w)t 375 9
imy-rA wpt nbt nt nsw 397 9
imy-rA mnww sSm-tA 9
imy-rA Hwt-wrt 628 9 9 9
imy-rA sS 767 9
Imy-rA spAt 5maw 841 9
Imy-rA spAt 5maw Hrywt-ib 842 9
Imy-rA 5maw 896 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
imy-rA Snwty 923 9
imy-rA gs-pr 969 9 9
iry nfr-HAt 1183 9
wab BA-Nfr-ir-KA-Ra 1371 9
wab Mn-swt Ni-Wsr-Ra 1376 9
wr mD 5maw 1437 9 9 9 9 9
wD-mdw 1498 9
mdw rxyt 1597 9 9
mrr nb.f 1659 9
ny mrwt 1753
HAty-a 1858 9 9 9
HAty-a mAa 1861 9
Hm-nTr Wsr-kA.f 1912 9
Hm-nTr MAat 1930 9 9 9
Hm-nTr Ra 1wt-1r m 4t-ib-Ra 2001 9
Hm-nTr 1wfw 2087 9
Appendix V ‐ C ‐ 1 of 2
C. Titularies of all those who held the title

variants during Dynasty V
Nb-kAw-Hr Idw
Pth-Htp 7fi
KA-pw-ptH
1m-Mnw
Wnis-anx
4rf-KA(i)
PtH-Spss
Ra-Spss
Axt-Htp
KAi
Jones Reference [51] [23] [49] [35] [46] [1] [12] [32] [22] [38]
Numbers
Dating Î V.6-V.8 V.8 V.8(?) V.8 V.8L V.8-V.9 V.9 V.9 V.9M V.9-
Hry-sStA n mdw StAt n Hwt wrt h 2287 9

xrp imyw nTrw 2545
xrp wsxt 2594 9
Xry-Hbt 2848 9
Xry-tp nsw 2874 9 9 9 9
sA nsw 2911 9 9
sA nsw smsw 2913 9
sAb aD-mr 2947 9 9
smA Mnw 3252 9
smr-waty 3268 9 9 9
sHd wr mD 5maw 3390 9 9
sDAwty bity 3638 variant 9
tAty sAb TAty 3706 9 9 9 9 9
Appendix V ‐ C ‐ 2 of 2
D. Titularies of all those who held the title

variants during Dynasty VI
TetiÎ Pepy IÎ
Ni-kAw-issi Issi
KA-gm-ni mmi
Nfr-sSm-ra SSi
Ppy-anx 2wy
0nqw 3tti I
6ti-anx-Km
Inw-Mnw
Wnis-anx
Mrw-Bbi
Ra-wr
2ww
MHw
2wy
1sy
Jones Reference [50] [54] [29] [33] [36] [28] [3] [39] [41] [43] [25] [18] [34] [13]
Numbers
Dating Î VI.1E VI.1 VI.1M VI.1M(?) VI.1L(?) VI.1- VI.3E VI.3E VI.3 VI.3 VI.3+ VI.3+ VI.3L VI.3-
VI.3 VI.5 (?)
iwn knmwt 23 9
imAxw xr Pth-4kr 114 9
imy-is 247 9 9
imy-rA ipt nsw 271
imy-rA imyt Tnwy 274 9
Imy-rA Smaw 319
imy-rA a 327
imy-rA aw 335 9
imA-a 349 9 9
imy-rA wabty 374 9 9
imy-rA wp(w)t 375 9 9
imy-rA prwy-nbw 522 9 9 9
imy-rA prwy-HD 524 9 9 9 9
imy-rA mSa 551
imy-rA niwt 575
imy-rA niwt mAwt 576 9 9
imy-rA niwt mr 577
imy-rA Hwt-wrt 628 9 9 ?
imy-rA Hwt-wrt h 630 9 9 9
imy-rA Hm-nTr 651
imy-rA xAswt 694
imy-rA Xnw 738 9
imy-rA sS 767
imy-rA sS mDAt 796
Appendix V ‐ D ‐ 1 of 12

TetiÎ Pepy IÎ
Ni-kAw-issi Issi
KA-gm-ni mmi
Nfr-sSm-ra SSi
Ppy-anx 2wy
0nqw 3tti I
6ti-anx-Km
Inw-Mnw
Wnis-anx
Mrw-Bbi
Ra-wr
2ww
MHw
2wy
1sy
Jones Reference [50] [54] [29] [33] [36] [28] [3] [39] [41] [43] [25] [18] [34] [13]
Numbers
VI.3 VI.5 (?)
imy-rA spAt 5ma 840 9
imy-rA sDm nb 887
Imy-rA 5maw 896 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
Imy-rA 5maw mAa 898
imy-rA Snw pr 913
imy-rA kAt nbt nsw 950 9 9 9 9
imy-rA gswy-pr 976 9 9 9
iry-pat 1157 9 9 9 9 9 9
iry nfr-HAt 1183 9
aA 8wAw 1308
aD-mr 8p 1348 9 9
mAA wr 1428
wr mD 5maw 1437
mniw Nxn 1626 9 9
mdw rxyt 1698 9

TetiÎ Pepy IÎ
Ni-kAw-issi Issi
KA-gm-ni mmi
Nfr-sSm-ra SSi
Ppy-anx 2wy
0nqw 3tti I
6ti-anx-Km
Inw-Mnw
Wnis-anx
Mrw-Bbi
Ra-wr
2ww
MHw
2wy
1sy
Jones Reference [50] [54] [29] [33] [36] [28] [3] [39] [41] [43] [25] [18] [34] [13]
Numbers
VI.3 VI.5 (?)
mry-nTr 1753
ny mrwt 1753
HAty-a 1858 9 9 9 9 9 9
HAty-a mAa 1861 9
Hwty-aAt 1868
Hm-nTr MAat 1930
Hry wrw 2201 9
Hry-sStA 2233 9
Hry-sStA n pr-dwAt 2275 9 9 9
Hry-sStA n mDt nb nt 6p-rsy 2290
Hry-tp Nxb 2374 9
Hry-tp aA 2382 9 9
HqA Hwt 2426 9 9
HqA Hwt mAa 2485
xnty-S Mn-nfr Mry-Ra 2535 9
xrp iAt nb 9
xrp ibttyw 1r 2544
xrp imyw nTrw 2545
xrp nsty 2637
xrp m nTrw 2639
xrp Hwwt Nt 2646
xrp Sndt 2736

TetiÎ Pepy IÎ
Ni-kAw-issi Issi
KA-gm-ni mmi
Nfr-sSm-ra SSi
Ppy-anx 2wy
0nqw 3tti I
6ti-anx-Km
Inw-Mnw
Wnis-anx
Mrw-Bbi
Ra-wr
2ww
MHw
2wy
1sy
Jones Reference [50] [54] [29] [33] [36] [28] [3] [39] [41] [43] [25] [18] [34] [13]
Numbers
VI.3 VI.5 (?)
xrp Sndt nbt 2737 9 9 9 9 9
xtmty-bity 2775
xtmty-bity mAa 2777
Xry-Hbt 2848 9 9 9 9 9 9
Xry-Hbt Hry-tp 2860 9 9 9 9 9 9
Xry-tp nsw 2874 9 9 9 9
Xry-tp nsw pr-aA 2878 9
sA nsw 2911 9
sA nsw smsw n Xt.f / sA nsw n Xt.f smsw 2914 9 9
sAw Nxn 2929
sAb aD-mr 2947 9
sAb iry-Nxn 2953
sS answ 3057 9
sS mDAt-nTr / sS mdw-nTr 3152 9 9 9
sm 3241 9 9 9 9 9
smA Mnw 3252 9
smr-waty 3268 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
smr-waty mAa 3274
smr pr 3287
smsw snwt 3318 9
smsw n DbAt 3321
sHD hm-nTr Dd-swt-6ti 3473 9 9
sDAwty bity 3638 variant 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
sDt(y) nsw 3645
Spss nsw 3648
tAty sAb TAty 3706 9 9 9 9 9
Ts(w) nXn 9

MerenreÎ Pepy II First HalfÎ
Wni Iwn 299I
Mry-Ra-nfr QAr
3n(i)-anxw
KAi-Hp 7ti
Wiw Iyw
1r-xwf
7Awty
Idw I
WDAy
Mrri
2wy
Ibi
Idi
Jones Reference [11] [2] [53] [37] [10] [15] [26] [5] [7] [42] [44] [24] [55]
Numbers
Dating Î VI.4 VI.4- VI.5E VI.4- VI.4- VI.5E(?) VI.5E VI.5E-M VI.5E-M VI.5E-M VI.5E-M VI.5E-M VI.5E-M
VI.5E VI.5E VI.5E (?) (?)
iwn knmwt 23 9
imAxw xr Pth-4kr 114 9
imy-is 247 9 9
imy-rA ipt nsw 271 9
Imy-rA Smaw 319 9 9
imy-rA a 327 9
imy-rA aw 335
imA-a 349
imy-rA wabty 374
imy-rA wp(w)t 375 9
imy-rA wp(w)t Htp(w)t-nTr m prwy 394 9
imy-rA prwy-nbw 522
imy-rA mSa 551
imy-rA niwt 575
imy-rA niwt mr 577 9 9 9
imy-rA Hwt-wrt 628
imy-rA Hwt-wrt h 630 9
imy-rA Hm-nTr 651 9 9 9 9
imy-rA xAswt 694
imy-rA xAswt nbt nt tp-5maw 699 9
imy-rA Xnw 738
imy-rA sS 767 9
imy-rA sS mDAt 796

Wni Iwn 299I
Mry-Ra-nfr QAr
3n(i)-anxw
KAi-Hp 7ti
Wiw Iyw
1r-xwf
7Awty
Idw I
WDAy
Mrri
2wy
Ibi
Idi
Jones Reference [11] [2] [53] [37] [10] [15] [26] [5] [7] [42] [44] [24] [55]
Numbers
VI.5E VI.5E VI.5E (?) (?)
imy-rA spAt 5ma 840
imy-rA sxmx-ib nb 858 9
imy-rA sDm nb 887 9
Imy-rA 5maw 896 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
Imy-rA 5maw n bw mAa 897 9 9
Imy-rA 5maw mAa 898 9 9 9 9 9
Imy-rA 5maw 6A-mHw
imy-rA Snw pr 913
imy-rA kAt nbt nsw 950 9
imy-rA gAw xAst 5maw 9
imy-rA gs-pr 969 9
imy-rA gswy-pr 976
iry-pat 1157 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
iry nfr-HAt 1183
aA 8wAw 1308 9
aD-mr 1r-sbAw-xnty-pt 1331 9
aD-mr 8p 1348
wr m iAt.f smsw m saH.f 1411 9
mAA wr 1428 9
wr mD 5maw 1437 9 9
mniw Nxn 1626 9
mH-ib n nsw m r-aA xAst 5maw 9
mdw rxyt 1698

Wni Iwn 299I
Mry-Ra-nfr QAr
3n(i)-anxw
KAi-Hp 7ti
Wiw Iyw
1r-xwf
7Awty
Idw I
WDAy
Mrri
2wy
Ibi
Idi
Jones Reference [11] [2] [53] [37] [10] [15] [26] [5] [7] [42] [44] [24] [55]
Numbers
VI.5E VI.5E VI.5E (?) (?)
mry-nTr 1753
ny mrwt 1753 9
HAty-a 1858 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
HAty-a mAa 1861 9
Hwty-aAt 1868 9
Hm-nTr MAat 1930
Hry wrw 2201
Hry-sStA 2233 9
Hry-sStA n mDt nb innt m rA-aA gAw m xAswt rs(yw)t 2282 9
Hry-sStA n mDt nb nt 6p-rsy 2290 9
Hry-tp Nxb 2374 9 9 9 9
Hry-tp aA 2382 9 9 9 9
HqA Hwt 2426 9 9 9 9
HqA Hwt mAa 2485 9
HqA Hwt Mn-anx-Nfr-Ka-Ra 2486 9 9
xrp iAt nb
xrp iAt nbt nTrt 2541 9
xrp ibttyw 1r 2544 9
xrp imyw nTrw 2545 9
xrp nsty 2637 9
xrp m nTrw 2639
xrp Hwwt Nt 2646 9
xrp Sndt 2736

Wni Iwn 299I
Mry-Ra-nfr QAr
3n(i)-anxw
KAi-Hp 7ti
Wiw Iyw
1r-xwf
7Awty
Idw I
WDAy
Mrri
2wy
Ibi
Idi
Jones Reference [11] [2] [53] [37] [10] [15] [26] [5] [7] [42] [44] [24] [55]
Numbers
VI.5E VI.5E VI.5E (?) (?)
xrp Sndt nbt 2737 9 9
xtmty-bity 2775 9
xtmty-bity mAa 2777 9
Xry-Hbt 2848 9 9 9 9 9 9
Xry-tp nsw 2874 9 9 9
sA nsw 2911
sAw Nxn 2929 9 9
sAb aD-mr 2947 9 9
sAb iry-Nxn 2953 9
sS answ 3057
sS mDAt-nTr / sS mdw-nTr 3152 9 9
sm 3241
smA Mnw 3252 9 9 9
smr-waty 3268 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
smr-waty mAa 3274 9
smr pr 3287 9
smsw snwt 3318 9
smsw n DbAt 3321 9
sDAwty bity 3638 variant 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
sDt(y) nsw 3645 9
Spss nsw 3648 9
tAty sAb TAty 3706 9 9 9
Ts(w) nXn

Pepy II Second HalfÎ
Ny-anx-Ppy 4bk-
Ppy-anx 1ny-km
3ny, 3n(-anxw)
Pr-Sna-y or 5nay
2ai-bAw-3nmw
Ppy-anx-Hry-ib
Ny-Hb-sd-Ppy-
5psi-pw-Mnw,
Htp 1pi-km
Nfr-kA 1ny
Mrry-anty
9aw 4mAi
Idw 4nny
Ppy-snb
Ppy-nxt
ISTi 7Ti
4Abni
9aw
Biw
Idi
Jones Reference [8] [31] [20] [16] [21] [40] [45] [59] [58] [19] [30] [17] [4] [47] [27]
Numbers
Dating Î VI.5M VI.5M VI.5M(? VI.5M VI.5M VI.5M-L VI.5M-L VI.5M-L VI.5M-L VI.5 VI.5L VI.5L VI.5L VI.5L VI.5L-
) VI.6
iwn knmwt 23
imy-is 247 9
imy-rA ipt nsw 271
Imy-rA Smaw 319
Imy-rA Sma(w) m spAt 320 9
imy-rA a 327 9
imy-rA aw 335
imA-a 349 9
imy-rA wabty 374 9
imy-rA wp(w)t 375 9
imy-rA prwy-nbw 522
imy-rA prwy-HD 524 9 9 9 9
imy-rA mSa 551 9
imy-rA niwt 575 9
imy-rA niwt mr 577
imy-rA Hwt-wrt 628
imy-rA Hwt-wrt h 630 9
imy-rA xAswt 694 9
imy-rA Xnw 738 9
imy-rA sS 767
imy-rA sS answ 780 9

Ny-anx-Ppy 4bk-
Ppy-anx 1ny-km
3ny, 3n(-anxw)
Pr-Sna-y or 5nay
2ai-bAw-3nmw
Ppy-anx-Hry-ib
Ny-Hb-sd-Ppy-
5psi-pw-Mnw,
Htp 1pi-km
Nfr-kA 1ny
Mrry-anty
9aw 4mAi
Idw 4nny
Ppy-snb
Ppy-nxt
ISTi 7Ti
4Abni
9aw
Biw
Idi
Jones Reference [8] [31] [20] [16] [21] [40] [45] [59] [58] [19] [30] [17] [4] [47] [27]
Numbers
) VI.6
imy-rA spAt 5ma 840
Imy-rA spAwt 6A-mHw 843 9
imy-rA sDm nb 887
Imy-rA 5maw 896 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
Imy-rA 5maw mAa 898 9 9 9 9 9
Imy-rA 5maw 6A-mHw
Imy-rA 5ma(w) m spAt mHywt 900 9
imy-rA Snw pr 913 9
imy-rA gs-pr 969 9
iry-pat 1157 9 9 9 9
iry nfr-HAt 1183 9
aA 8wAw 1308
aD-mr 8p 1348
aD-mr 8p sbA 1r xnty py 9
mAA wr 1428
wr mD 5maw 1437
mniw Nxn 1626 9 9
mH-ib nsw m 6p-rsy 1679 9
mdw rxyt 1698

Ny-anx-Ppy 4bk-
Ppy-anx 1ny-km
3ny, 3n(-anxw)
Pr-Sna-y or 5nay
2ai-bAw-3nmw
Ppy-anx-Hry-ib
Ny-Hb-sd-Ppy-
5psi-pw-Mnw,
Htp 1pi-km
Nfr-kA 1ny
Mrry-anty
9aw 4mAi
Idw 4nny
Ppy-snb
Ppy-nxt
ISTi 7Ti
4Abni
9aw
Biw
Idi
Jones Reference [8] [31] [20] [16] [21] [40] [45] [59] [58] [19] [30] [17] [4] [47] [27]
Numbers
) VI.6
mry-nTr 1753
ny mrwt 1753
HAty-a 1858 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
HAty-a mAa 1861 9
Hwty-aAt 1868
Hm-nTr MAat 1930 9
Hry wrw 2201
Hry-sStA 2233
Hry-sStA n mDt nb nt 6p-rsy 2290
Hry-tp Nxb 2374 9 9 9 9 9
Hry-tp aA 2382 9 9 9 9
Hry-tp aA n spAt 2393
HqA Hwt 2426 9
HqA Hwt mAa 2485
HqA Hwt Mn-nfr Ppy 2487 9
xnty-S Mn-anx-Nfr-kA-Ra 2534 9 9 9
xrp iAt nb
xrp ibttyw 1r 2544
xrp imyw nTrw 2545
xrp nsty 2637
xrp m nTrw 2639 9
xrp Hwwt Nt 2646
xrp Sndt 2736 9

Ny-anx-Ppy 4bk-
Ppy-anx 1ny-km
3ny, 3n(-anxw)
Pr-Sna-y or 5nay
2ai-bAw-3nmw
Ppy-anx-Hry-ib
Ny-Hb-sd-Ppy-
5psi-pw-Mnw,
Htp 1pi-km
Nfr-kA 1ny
Mrry-anty
9aw 4mAi
Idw 4nny
Ppy-snb
Ppy-nxt
ISTi 7Ti
4Abni
9aw
Biw
Idi
Jones Reference [8] [31] [20] [16] [21] [40] [45] [59] [58] [19] [30] [17] [4] [47] [27]
Numbers
) VI.6
xtmty-bity 2775 9
xtmty-bity mAa 2777
Xry-Hbt 2848 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
Xry-tp nsw 2874 9
sA nsw 2911
sAw Nxn 2929
sAb aD-mr 2947
sAb iry-Nxn 2953
sS answ 3057
sS mDAt-nTr / sS mdw-nTr 3152 9 9
sm 3241 9 9 9 9 9
smA Mnw 3252
smr-waty 3268 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
smr-waty mAa 3274
smr pr 3287
smsw snwt 3318
smsw n DbAt 3321
sDAwty bity 3638 variant 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
sDt(y) nsw 3645
Spss nsw 3648
tAty sAb TAty 3706 9 9 9 9
Ts(w) nXn
E. Titularies of all those who held the title

variants during Dynasty VIII
7Awty-iqr
5mAi Iqr
7Awty
Idi
Jones Reference [6] [48] [56] [57]
Numbers
Dating Î VIII.2 VIII.2 VIII / VIII
VIII.2
imy-is 247 9
imy-rA sS answ 780 9
Imy-rA 5maw 896 [1-7] 9 9
iry-pat 1157 9 9 9 9
it nTr 1283 9 9 9
mniw Nxn 1626 9
mH-ib n nsw m r-aA gAw rsy 1673 9
mry-nTr 1753 9 9 9
HAty-a 1858 9 9 9 9
Xry-Hbt 2848 9
smA Mnw 3252 9 9
smr-waty 3268 9 9
sDt(y) nsw 3645 9
tAty sAb TAty 3706 9 9
Ts(w) nXn
Appendix V ‐ E ‐ 1 of 1
F. Titularies of all those who held the title

variants during Dynasty XI
KAi-ny-nbfwi
ab-iHw
2nw
Wsr
Jones Reference [14] [9] [52]
Numbers
Dating Î IXE IX LATE
OK /
imy-rA Hwt-wrt 628 9
imy-rA Hm-nTr 651 9
Imy-rA 5maw 896 9 9 9
imy-rA Snwty 923 9
iry-pat 1157 9 9
it nTr 1283 9
HAty-a 1858 9 9
Hry-tp aA 2382 9 9
Xry-tp nsw 2874 9
smr-waty 3268 9
Appendix V ‐ F ‐ 1 of 1

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THE OVERSEER OF UPPER EGYPT IN

EGYPT’S OLD KINGDOM

A prosopographical study of the title-holders

Volume II: Maps and Appendices

Thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the

Department of Ancient History, Faculty of Arts

FIGURES & MAPS 3

II FAMILY TREES OF SELECT OVERSEERS OF UPPER EGYPT

B PROPOSED FAMILY TREE: OVERSEERS OF UPPER EGYPT RELATED

C PROPOSED FAMILY TREE: OVERSEERS OF UPPER EGYPT RELATED

III ISSUES ARISING FROM THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF USURPED/REUSED TOMBS 13

IV CASE STUDY: DATING KAi 15

V TITULARIES: DETAILED TABLES

A TITULARIES OF ALL THOSE WHO HELD THE TITLE OVERSEER OF

B TITULARIES OF THOSE OVERSEERS OF UPPER EGYPT WHO WERE

C TITULARIES OF ALL THOSE WHO HELD THE TITLE OVERSEER OF

D TITULARIES OF ALL THOSE WHO HELD THE TITLE OVERSEER OF

E TITULARIES OF ALL THOSE WHO HELD THE TITLE OVERSEER OF

F TITULARIES OF ALL THOSE WHO HELD THE TITLE OVERSEER OF

MAP I: EGYPT IN THE OLD KINGDOM AND FIRST INTERMEDIATE PERIOD

First Intermediate Period).

MAP II: THE NOMES OF UPPER EGYPT

Kanawati, (1980a: Figure 2 – Land Capability in U.E. 10-22).

A. FAMILY TREE – PtH-Spss / PTAHSHEPSES JUNIOR II

Anglicized names used in graphic.

B. PROPOSED FAMILY TREE: OVERSEERS OF UPPER EGYPT RELATED TO ROYAL FAMILY IN

DYNASTY V & EARLY DYNASTY VI

Anglicized names used in graphic.

Iput I Teti (VI.1) Khuit A

Merut Tetiankh [54] Pepy I (VI.3) Nebtynubkhet Kagemni [50]

C. PROPOSED FAMILY TREE: OVERSEERS OF UPPER EGYPT RELATED TO PEPY I

Anglicized names used in graphic.

Khuit A Inumin [03] Bendjet

Ny‐heb‐sed‐Pepy‐Idi[31] Ibi [02] Deir el-Gebrawi

Overseer of Upper Egypt.

6. Baud, (1999: 629-631).

allocating titles to each of the tomb owners.

7. Hassan, (1975a: 5).

12. Kanawati & Abder-Raziq, (1999: 15).

on the published information about the tomb in Mariette’s publication.

The following types of evidence are available:

purposes of this case study, assuming access is even possible.

– The False Door in the Cairo Museum.

– Three offering bowls on stands in the Cairo Museum.

– A fragment held at the British Museum.

– Inscriptional evidence from the mastaba.

statue has been dated to mid-Dynasty V.16

13. Mariette, (1889: 226-231, D19).

The architectural information available to us can be summarised as follows:

Willoughby-Winlaw has established a typology for columned halls which suggests

material from which the mastaba is constructed is stone.21

reign of Menkauhor to the end of Dynasty V.29

22. Mariette, (1889: 230).

– Inscriptional evidence from the mastaba shows an offering formula including

relationship to Osiris such as appeared in later periods.34

torus moulding.36 Of course, we cannot be certain from the drawings of Mariette

same must be considered as interim comments without conclusive evidence.

Without newer excavation information it is difficult to be any more precise.

37. Strudwick, (1985: 143).

TITULARIES: DETAILED TABLES

A. Titularies of all those who held the title

Wni Iwn 299I

A. Titularies of all those who held the title