T7 - G1T (EAT 1 Coffin 7)

(R to L) Nut, Sahu, [Meskhetiu], [Sopdet], [smd rsy and smd mḥty], nṯr ḏꜣ pt and rmn ḥry, tpy-ꜥ spd and ı͗my-ḫt spd, ꜣḫwy and ı͗my-ḫt ꜣḫwy, [ḥꜣt ḫꜣw and pḥwy ḫꜣw], ḫntt ḥrt and ḫntt ẖrt

No big red circle is present at the beginning of the offering formula.

Like all other type T tables, this table lacks two ordinary decans (19 bꜣwy and 25 rmn ẖry) in the main body and so has two occurrences of the TmAt decans at the beginning of the beginning of the ordinary decans and just before the triangle. It also lacks the final triangle decan L sꜣbw.

* Symons (2015a): "There is some confusion over the coffin siglum for this table. Kahl (1993) has G2T throughout except on page 104 where it is designated G1T. However, both Willems (1988) and Zitman (2010) identify the coffin as G1T, belonging to the same owner as G2T."

** This catalogue number is directly from the Egyptian Museum, Turin, although we note that elsewhere it is also referenced as 15774. Neugebauer and Parker describe this coffin as "now perished" in EAT1, referencing de Buck (1935). However, it seems that Neugebauer and Parker mistakenly applied de Buck's G2T footnote ("Photographs only; the original has perished") to G1T instead. According to de Buck, G1T is the inner coffin and G2T is the side of the outer coffin - and both coffins belong to the same person and have the same provenance.