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to it.4 The text lines on the sides of the stele contain another (nick)name of Qenamun:
Raka. This addition also made Barakat confused about the identification of the person.
It was not entirely clear to him if Raka was a successor of Qenamun in his office and
commemorated his name on the statue of his predecessor, or it was another name of
Qenamun himself, so he left this question open.* Van Siclen, in contrast, was quite
sure about the fact that Raka was a second name of Qenamun as well as about the incor¬
rect identification of him by Barakat.**
Unfortunately, we have no information on the family background of Qenamun, except
that his wife was lady of the house, Amenhotep.
IIL.4. Neferperet
Date: Thutmose III (based on the cartouche on the statue)
Genealogy: "ő TT "9
Po]
Amenemmehib 3 Neferperet 4 T 79
Djeserkare 3
Tomb: unknown
Remains: — stelophor statue, Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 37177 / CG 42121/ SR 4/11643
— funerary cone DM 213
Functional titles: wb3 nswt wb “.wj
wb3 n nswt w°b “.wj
wb3 nswt
wb3 n nswt
Smsw nswt hr h3s.t nb.t
Honorific titles: hrd n k3p
hsjj n ntr nfr
4 Qenamun of TT 93 has the funerary cones DM 187, DM 431 and DM 432; the owner of TT 162 has
the funerary cone DM 12. The owner of TT 412 has no identified funerary cone but he does not have
any title which matches those of the ‘royal wb3’ Qenamun, see Saleh, 1983, 19.
43 Barakat, 1983, 91.
44 Van Siclen LII, 1991, 156-158. For further possible but not identical candidates, see Van Siclen III,
1991, 158, N. 11.