Inner Coffin of the Singer of Amun and Royal Daughter Nauny
Third Intermediate Period
Not on view
The mistress of the house Nauny was a ritual singer for the cult of Amun-Re, the great god of Thebes and principal deity of the Egyptian pantheon. She also held the title "king's daughter" suggesting that she was a daughter of the High Priest of Amun, Painedjem I who adopted the titles of a king.
The coffins were originally inscribed for Tentabekhnet, Nauny's mother, whose name was replaced in the most important sections of the text, but not everywhere.
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