Hatshepsut (replaced with Seti I) offering two ointment(?) vases to Amun-Ra

Ritual category: -

Ritual type: offering ointment(?)

Title of the scene: no title

Dating: Dating:
Original: Hatshepsut  |  Erasures: Amarna period (figure, name and epithets of Amun-Ra)  |  Restorations: post-Amarna period (figure, name and epithets of Amun-Ra)

Site: Site:
Thebes: Karnak, Central Karnak, southern obelisk of Hatshepsut, face a

Architectural part: obelisk

Architectural element: shaft face

Recipient(s): Amun-Ra, Lord of Heaven, Who is Upon Gods (restored)

Position of the recipient(s): turned left, striding with the right arm extended forward and holding the was-sceptre and the left arm lowered along the body and holding the ankh-sign

Costume of the recipient(s): Amun's feather crown on a base with a long ribbon, divine beard, wide necklace, jacket with two straps, armlets on both arms, wristlets on both wrists, plain loin-cloth, belt, bull's tail

Requisites of the recipient(s): was-sceptre, ankh-sign

Attributes of the recipient(s): no attributes

Officiant(s): Hatshepsut (replaced with Seti I)

Position of the officiant(s): turned right, striding with both arms extended forward and holding ointment vases

Costume of the officiant(s): henu-crown on ram's horns with two two uraei, false beard, wide necklace, armlet on the left arm, wristlets on both wrists, loin-cloth with a triangular apron and a sporran-like ornament flanked by two uraei, belt, bull's tail

Requisites of the officiant(s): ointment vases