346

Daressy #: --

Owner: TT 32 Djehutymose

Reasons: Inscription and provenience

Transliteration: Asjr sS-nswt jmj-rA pr n jmn DHwtj-ms

Translation: Osiris, king's scribe, steward of Amun, Djehutymose.

Date: R. II

Length: 33 x 15 x 7.5 (Gaál 1993: 31)

Colours: --

Findspots:

• 30, stamped side by side with # 336, and 159 singly-stamped mainly from the sloping passage of TT 32 (Gaál 1993: 30, 34).

Remarks: 

• The ascribed owner is identical to that of # 336.

• The inscription style of his two texts (# 336 and # 346) indicates that they were most likely produced by the same person and (therefore) at almost the same time.

• This seal impression may have been stamped solely on the bricks, rather than the cones. Further information on this particular type can be found here.

• In their respective articles, figures of the seal impression are traced by Reeves and Gaál (Reeves 1986 [SAK 13]: 170; Gaál 1993: 32).

• Gaál noted that the seal impression's decoration resembles a gateway crowned with a cavetto cornice (Gaál 1993: 31).

• For further detailed prosopographical data, see Auenmüller 2013: 915-916.

• See also 01-191 in Davies's notebook, 05-150 in Macadam's DALEX file 1, and 06-049 & 081 in his DALEX file 2.

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