Hatshepsut presenting offerings to enthroned Ra-Horakhte

Ritual category: -

Ritual type: presenting offerings

Title of the scene: no title

Site: Thebes: West Bank, temple of Hatshepsut at Deir el-Bahari, Middle Terrace, Hathor Shrine, Vestibule, niche B, south wall

Architectural part: niche

Architectural element: long wall

Recipient(s): Ra-Horakhte, Great God, the One of Multicoloured Plumage, Lord of Heaven (restored)

Position of the recipient(s):
turned left, enthroned with arms with hands extended forward, holding ankh-sign in the left hand and was-sceptre in the right hand

Costume of the recipient(s): sun disk with a uraeus pendant on the head, tripartite wig, wide necklace, tunic with two shoulder straps and a belt, bull's tail, armlets and wristlets

Requisites of the recipient(s):
ankh-sign in the left hand and was-sceptre in the right hand

Attributes of the recipient(s): no attributes

Officiant(s): Hatshepsut (erased)

Position of the officiant(s):
turned right, striding with the right hand in gesture of recitation and the left hand holding mks-staff

Costume of the officiant(s):
atef-crown, false beard, wesekh-collar, loin-cloth with a triangular pleated apron and sendyt-kilt, belt, bull's tail

Requisites of the officiant(s):
mks-staff in the left hand

Sequence: no sequence

Analogies:
Hatshepsut presenting offerings to Hesis

Hatshepsut presenting offerings to enthroned Ra-Horakhte

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