Manuscripts
Papyrus of Taatemperamun
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- Description
- Eighteen-sheet papyrus containing the text of the Adoration of Osiris and spells from the Book of the Dead. Written for the woman Taatemperamun, who also had the title "head of household" and "singer of Amun-Re, king of the gods". Originated in Thebes during the Third Intermediate Period, Dynasty 21, (approximately 990-976 B.C.)
- Production date
- Third Intermediate Period, Dynasty 21, (approximately 990-976 B.C.)
- Call number
- mssHM 84123
- Provenance
- Written for TꜢ-ʿꜢ.t-m-pr-I͗mn "Taatemperamun", nb.t pr "head of household," šmʿ.t n I͗mn-Rʿ ny-sw.t nṯr.w "singer of Amun-Re, king of the gods"
- Alice and George Millard collection Illustrating the evolution of the book, acquired for the Huntington Library by a group of their friends in 1939.
- Restrictions
- RESTRICTED. Fragile. Cannot be paged, imaged or reproduced without conservator review. Use of original may require special handling instructions and extended retrieval and delivery time.


