331 (continued) 2
The mummy form of the King lies upon the bier stretched out at
length; upon his head the linen NEMES-headdress; upon his
forehead the uraeus (gilt); around his neck the USEKH-collar,
with hawk head shoulder pieces; the hands, free from wrappings,
grasp the emblems - the crozier-sceptre and flagellum - now
missing (? taken by the thieves for the metal); down the centre
of abdomen and legs a vertical text, and four transverse bands of
text around body and legs - (see copy of texts attached).
On the left side is a figure of the Ba-bird protecting the mummy
form with its left wing; on the right side is a figure of a
falcon protecting the mummy form with its right wing.
The low bed-shaped bier is of lion form with fore and hind legs;
on the right and left sides and foot end a hieroglyphic text (see
copy attached).
331, B.
A set of model bronze implements: - a yoke and two baskets, and
two picks (of hoe form) - see photo.