TOMB OF THE PR1EST-K1NG8 AT DAYR-ELIUHAREE

Amelia B. Edwards.

During the two years which hâve elapsed since the discoveiy of the family sepulchre of the Priest-kings at Dayr-el-Baharee, I bave had the good fortune to identify various objects which can only hâve been abstracted from that storehouse of funerary treasure. The objects in question were ail purchased from the same dealers, during the same season and at the same place ; the buyers being English travellers in Egypt, and the sellers being the brothers Abd-er-Rasoul named in Professor Maspero's Officiai Report, «la Trouvaille de Déir-el-Bahari».

Thèse objects are: —

1. A group of four Canopic vases inscribed with the name of Pinotem I.

2. A group of four Canopic vases inscribed with the name and titles of Princess Nesi-Khonsu.