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Panehesy (also
transcribed as
Pinhasy or Panehsy) was an
Egyptian noble who bore the
titles of 'Chief
servitor of the Aten in the
temple of Aten in Akhetaten'...
- include:
Panehesy, a
priest of Aten
under Akhenaten,
Panehesy, a
priest during the
reign of
Ramesses II,
Panehesy,
vizier under Merenptah,
Panehesy, Viceroy...
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Panehesy (also
written Panehsy) was a
vizier of
ancient Egypt. He
served during the
reign of
Merenptah during the 19th Dynasty.
Panehesy appears on a monument...
- Kingdom, this
became a long, thin obelisk. In the
Amarna Period tomb of
Panehesy, the
benben is seen as a large, round-topped
stela standing on a raised...
- Kush
Panehesy (= the Nubian)". It was
chaotic and many
tombs were plundered.
Instead of
sending soldiers to
restore order,
Ramesses XI put
Panehesy in control...
- The Tomb of
Panehsy (also
Panehesy, Panhesy) is a
sepulchre in Amarna,
Upper Egypt. It was
erected for the
noble Panehsy who bore the
titles the First...
- Merenptah. A
stela of the
Vizier Panehesy at
Gebel el
Silsila also
depicts her. This
stela is
situated across the
Chapel of
Panehesy and
depicts Merneptah, Queen...
- to pet the animal.
Neferneferuaten also
appears in the
award scene of
Panehesy. She is
shown standing in the
building near the
window of
appearance as...
- Pinehesy,
Panehesy or Panehasy,
depending on the transliteration, was
Viceroy of Kush
during the
reign of
Ramesses XI, the last king of the
Egyptian 20th...
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Garies Davies, N. 1905. The Rock
Tombs of El Amarna, Part II: The
Tombs of
Panehesy and
Meryra II.
Archaeological Survey of Egypt. F. L. Griffith. London:...
