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Dated
to the times of Ramesses II, discovered in a tomb of Thunery belonging to a
court official carrying names of Overseer of Works on All Royal
Monuments and of Royal Scribe. The tablet was found in 1861
and shows originally 58 cartouches (actually 47) running from Andjib of the
1st Dynasty to Ramesses II (19 Dynasty). 1st
and 2nd
Intermediate Periods
are omitting. Table is now in Cairo Museum.
In the
lower
row of this fragment (1-15):
mr-bA-pn
(Merbapen - Andjib),
kb-Hw
(Kebehu - Qa'a),
bA.w-nTr (Bauneczet – Hotepsekhemui),
kAkA.w
(Kakau - Nebre),
bA-nTrw
(Banetjeru - Ninetjer),
wAD-ns (Wadjnas
– Weneg),
snD
(Senedj),
nfr-kA-ra
(Neferkare),
nfr-kA-skr
(Neferkasokar),
Hw-D-fA
(Hudjefa ?),
bby (Bebti -
Khasekhemui),
Dsr
(Djeser),
Dsr-tti
(Djeser-Teti - Sekhemkhet),
nb-kA-ra
(Nebkare - Khaba),
Hwni
(Huni)
In
the upper row (30-44):
mn-kA.w-Hr
(Menkauhor),
mAa.t-kA-ra
(Maatkare - Djedkare),
wnis
(Wenis), tti
(Teti),
ppy
(Pepi I),
mr-n-ra
(Merenre - Nemtiemsaf I), nfr-kA-ra
(Neferkare - Pepi II),
sbk -kA-ra
(Sebekkare - Sobekneferure),
ni-mAa-xrw-ra
(Nimaatkherure – Amenemhat IV),
ni-mAat-ra
(Nimaatre - Amenemhat III),
xai-kAw-ra
(Khakaure - Senweseret III),
xai-xpr-ra
(Khakheperre - Senweseret
II),
nbw-kAw-ra
(Nebkaure - Amenemhat II), xpr-kA-ra
(Kheperkare - Senweseret
I), sHtp-ib-ra
(Sehetepibre - Amenemhat I)
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