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Djehuti (1) must have been the owner of the funerary cone DM 47. Zenihiro notes that
Djehuti (I) has been widely accepted as the owner of the cone, at the same time, he points
out the common occurrence of the name Djehuti (I) and the title ‘royal wb?’ among the
New Kingdom officials, which leaves the ownership uncertain.*” The facts, however,
contradict this statement. Among the corpus of the ‘royal wb3s’ and ‘royal wdpws’ known
to me, there are only two persons called Djehuti (I): one is the owner of TT 110, the other
is known only from a fragment of a pyramidion from Saqgqara dating to the late 18"" —
early 19" dynasty. As the only known ‘royal wb3’ Djehuti (1) from Thebes, where funerary
cones were primarily in use, is the owner of TT 110, the person currently under discus¬
sion, it is reasonable to assign funerary cone DM 47 to him.
IIL3. Qenamun
Date: Thutmose III (based on the cartouche on the statue)
Genealogy: Qenamun 3 ——————- Amenhotep ©
Tomb: unknown
Remains: — stelophor statue
— funerary cone DM 23
Functional titles: wb3 n nswt wb “.wj
wb3 nswt wb wj n ntr nfr Mn-hpr-R°
Jmj-r3 Snw.tj
h3tj-" n Mn-nfr
whmw n nfr.t(?)
Jrj-rd.wj n nb B.wj hr h3s.t rsj.t
ss [...]
jrj- tn Jmn
wb n Jmn
Honorific titles: mh-jb mnh n nb B.wj
hsjj n ntr nfr
Eight known persons bore the office of royal wb3’ and served under the reign of Thut¬
mose III at the beginning or at the end of theirs careers, however, Qenamun, called Raka,
only attested during the reign of this king. He has thus far been known from a stelophor
3 Zenihiro, 2009, 63.