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Sithathoriunet (Egyptian: Sꜣt-Ḥwt-Ḥr-Jwnt, lit. 'daughter of
Hathor of Dendera') was an
ancient Egyptian sꜣt-nsw or 'king's daughter' of the
Twelfth Dynasty...
- tomb
takes the form of the god Heh. A
pectoral belonging to
princess Sithathoriunet,
daughter of
Senusret II,
depicting Heh
between two
falcons and below...
- Plan of 'tomb 8' of
Sithathoriunet as
according to
Hilda and
Flinders Petrie in
Lahun I in 1920 The
burial chamber of
Sithathoriunet, with the sarcophagus...
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others and the
treasures of
Ancient Egyptian Princesses such as Mereret,
Sithathoriunet and Khenmet. It also
features numerous statues of individuals, coffins...
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British Museum (London)
Pectoral and
necklace of
Princess Sithathoriunet; 1887–1813 BC; gold, carnelian,
lapis lazuli, turquoise,
garnet and...
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Lapis lazuli scarab belonging to
Sithathoriunet with the name of
Amenemhat III, 1887–1813 BC, MET...
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Ahhotep and
Ahmose Inhapy. She was
married to her (half-)brother Tao.
Sithathoriunet Princess 12th
dynasty fl. c. mid-19th
century BC
Possibly a daughter...
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Cowroid girdle amulet (with a
ventral opening)
belonging to
Sithathoriunet (1887–1813 B.C.), MET...
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Pyramid at
Dahshur Meretseger Neferthenut Khnemetneferhedjet II (Weret)
Sithathoriunet Amenemhat III
Nimaatre Aabau 1860 – 1814 BC
Black Pyramid;
Pyramid at...
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pyramid tomb. It is now
located in the
Cairo Museum. The tomb of
Princess Sithathoriunet, a
daughter of
Senusret II, was also
discovered by
Egyptologists in...
