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=== CARD 001k-1 ===
Griffith Institute: Carter Archives - 001k-1
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Handlist description: Wooden box of Smenkhkare
Card/Transcription No.: 001k-1
1. continued
Wooden box of Smenkh-Ka-Ra
k.	the broken parts of a wooden box with vaulted lid, covered with white
        gesso on exterior and interior surfaces.
Dimensions:  The central rail upon which the names and titles of Akhenaten
and Semenkhkara are inscribed measure  - L. 58; W. 3.5; thickness 1.6 cents.
Description: Lid bears hieratic text in black; knobs bear the cartouche of
Smenkh-Ka-Ra and Nefer-Neferu-aten-mer-na-en Aten; top rail an
incised inscription painted and filled in with greenish blue.
(For texts see further note.)
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=== CARD 001k-2 ===
Griffith Institute: Carter Archives - 001k-2
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1.k
Hieratic inscription on lid of box:
A list of the contents of "the box of Kedi" (1) "what is in it belonging to
House-of-destroying-the-Bowmen"
Follows a list of different garments of linen (byssus) followed by a total
Other half of lid: The large signs <> have no meaning intelligible to me
unless they mean to represent <> "gift of the King".
Facsimile please.
A.H.G.
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=== CARD 001k-3 ===
Griffith Institute: Carter Archives - 001k-3
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1.k.
Protocol running down strip of wood at top of box:-
Knob at top:
Knob from adjoing side for attachment of seal
By inference from name of Mrt-itn <> in these inscr. is always <>.
Photo please: A.H.G.
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=== CARD 001k-4 ===
Griffith Institute: Carter Archives - 001k-4
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1.k.
Top Rail
2 knobs
Top of Rail
Side
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