Publication of the fragmentary lower portion of a limestone seated statue, now in the Manchester Museum (acc. no. 4624), from the 1907 EEF excavations at Deir el-Bahri. Although the name of the individual is not preserved, surviving titles, phraseology and the assertion that the statue was given m ḥswt nt ḫr ḥmt-nṯr ‘as favour of the God’s Wife’ allow the piece to be identified as belonging to Senenmut, the well-known courtier of Queen Hatshepsut, and dates it to the early part of his career before Hatshepsut assumed full kingship.

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在曼彻斯特发现的新 Senenmut 雕像

1907 年 EEF 在 Deir el-Bahri 发掘的石灰石坐像的残缺下部出版，现收藏于曼彻斯特博物馆（编号 4624）。虽然个人的名字没有被保留下来，但幸存的头衔、用语和关于雕像被赋予 m ḥswt nt ḫr ḥmt-nṯr '作为上帝的妻子的恩惠'的断言使这件作品被确定为属于 Senenmut，井- 哈特谢普苏特女王的著名朝臣，并将其追溯到他职业生涯的早期阶段，然后哈特谢普苏特担任完整的王权。