The Deir el-Medina Database

O. DeM 00105

Other nos.: O. IFAO 00292, O. Turin inv. no. 9765, O. Turin N. 57467

Description: Green-yellow pottery , 11 x 11 cms. Complete (three pieces). Right fragment now in Turin. One side, with 9 lines in black ink.

Classification: account - list

Keywords: metalwork - textile - woodwork

Provenance: IFAO fragment: Deir el-Medina (?) (no indication in Clere MSS.); mark: KM 27.1.32 (27-01-1932) / Turin fragment: excavations Schiaparelli

Publication: Černý, Ostraca Deir El Medineh [I] , 27 (description), pl. 58 (transcription); Lopez, Ostraca ieratici , 14 (description), pl. 159-159 a (facsimile and transcription of Turin fragment).

Dates mentioned: -

Dates attributed: D yn. 20 (Černý) ; dyn. 19-20 (Lopez)

Contents: Various types of metalwork and woodwork, blanket, and value in deben.

Terminology: ir n (5, 6, 7, 8)

Names/Titles: PA-sr (sS n TAty ; 1)

Remarks: According to Lopez, p. 20, O. Turin N. 57467, 57468, 57480, 57482 and 57483 were all written by the same scribe, a could all stem from one and the same piece of pottery.

Record last updated 2010-11-03

	O. DeM 00105
Other nos.:	O. IFAO 00292, O. Turin inv. no. 9765, O. Turin N. 57467

Description:	Green-yellow pottery , 11 x 11 cms. Complete (three pieces). Right fragment now in Turin. One side, with 9 lines in black ink.
Classification:	account - list
Keywords:	metalwork - textile - woodwork
Provenance:	IFAO fragment: Deir el-Medina (?) (no indication in Clere MSS.); mark: KM 27.1.32 (27-01-1932) / Turin fragment: excavations Schiaparelli
Publication:	Černý, Ostraca Deir El Medineh [I] , 27 (description), pl. 58 (transcription); Lopez, Ostraca ieratici , 14 (description), pl. 159-159 a (facsimile and transcription of Turin fragment).
Dates mentioned:	-
Dates attributed:	D yn. 20 (Černý) ; dyn. 19-20 (Lopez)
Contents:	Various types of metalwork and woodwork, blanket, and value in deben.
Terminology:	ir n (5, 6, 7, 8)
Names/Titles:	PA-sr (sS n TAty ; 1)
Remarks:	According to Lopez, p. 20, O. Turin N. 57467, 57468, 57480, 57482 and 57483 were all written by the same scribe, a could all stem from one and the same piece of pottery.