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Red Chapel |
last update: 24.12.2007 |
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Vestibule, North Side - Block-No. 260 |
| Stone: red quartzite (origin - from the "Red Mountains" of Djebel Akhmar, an area near Heliopolis) |
| The scene shows Hatshepsut kneeling before the barque of Amun, Lord of all Thrones of the Two Lands, and offering two vessels - most likely with wine (the text is missing, s. also Block 100). |
| Between the pile of offerings and the title of Hatschepsut, "Good Goddess, Lady of the Two Lands", the goddess Wadjit is depicted sitting on a basket which is mounted on a papyrus. |
| Behind the queen her Ka is depicted with her throne-name. |
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