524
Daressy #: 228
Owner: Paenre (his tomb is perhaps at Qurna)
Reasons: --
Transliteration: wr n mDAw jmj-rA xAswt nw xr kTn tpj n Hm=f pA-n-ra mAa-xrw
Translation: Chief of the medjay, overseer of the foreign lands belonging to Kharu, first charioteer of his majesty, Paenre justified.
Date: R. II (Petrie 1896: Pl. 19; Daressy 1900a: 143; Borchardt 1934: 80-81; Nims 1956 [MDAIK 14]).
Length: 12.8 digits (Louvre: E 14370 (CF 118)).
Colours: Red face (Munsell: 10R 5/6) and grey body (Munsell: 10R 4/1. Naguib 1987 [BSÉG 11]: 80).
Findspots:
Unknown examples from TT 124 (Mond 1905 [ASAE 6]: 96).
46 from the shaft at the burial chamber of TT 346 (Mond and Emery 1927 [AAA 14]: 23-24).
Unknown examples from the 'Mond's magazine (= inner hall of TT 96. See Mond 1904 [ASAE 5]: 100)' (01-257 in Davies's notebook).
One from TT 55 (Ibid.).
One from the court of TT 341 (Fakhry 1937 [ASAE 37]: 34).
One from Deir el-Medina (Pomorska 1965: 7).
One from Medinet Habu (Teeter et al. 2003: 184).
One from TT 29 (Tefnin & Bavay 2008 [ASAE 82]: 368).
One from the Valley of the Kings (Dorn and Paulin-Grothe 2009 [GM 222]: 11).
Two from Ramesseum (Leblanc 2011 [Memnonia 22]).
One from TT 99 (Strudwick and Strudwick 2016: 53).
Remarks:
Many examples were discovered in the shaft of TT 346, leading researchers to believe that this may be the tomb of Paenre, although his name and titles have not been found within the tomb. It is unusual that the cones were found together in a single shaft, as funerary cones are typically scattered throughout the court. It is possible that someone intentionally placed the cones in the shaft after removing them from their original location, which may or may not have been TT 346.
If Paenre owned TT 346, he was not its first owner. The tomb was originally built for someone else before the construction of TT 55, as evidenced by the irregular plan of the court of TT 55.
'Kharu' is a term used to refer to the region of Syria-Palestine.
Two stelae and four statues are thought to be of this Paenre (Petrie 1896: Pl. 19; Daressy 1900a: 143; Daressy 1900b [ASAE 1]: 101; Borchardt 1934: 80-81; Nims 1956 [MDAIK 14]; Schulz 1990).
For more information regarding his career, see Goyon 1991 and Leblanc 2011 [Memnonia 22].
See also 05-047 in Macadam's DALEX file 1 and 06-058, 073, 090, & 100 in his DALEX file 2.