Oldal 254 [254]
name of his mother, probably Nebhernedjemit, nothing else can be ascertained about
either of the owner of the canopic jars or about the owner of the sepulchre.
III.100, Meriremetjef
Date: New Kingdom
Genealogy: unknown
Tomb: most likely at Thebes
Remains: — funerary cone DM 452
Functional title: wb3 nswt
Honorific titles: hrd n k3p
hsjj n Jmn
The only remains which belong to wb3 nswt royal wb3" Meriremetjef ís his funerary cone
(DM 452) from the New Kingdom from the Theban necropolis where his burial place
must have been.*” Two honorific titles also appear on the object, Ard n k3p ‘child of the
kap’ and Asjj n Jmn ‘favoured of Amun’. The first refers to his growing up in a royal
palace, the letter implies his connection to Thebes, maybe in some respect to the Amun
precinct as well.
IIL 101. Nebseni
Date: New Kingdom
Genealogy: unknown
Tomb: most likely at Thebes
Remains: — funerary cone DM 373
Functional title: wb3 nswt
Nebseni is also attested only on his funerary cone (DM 373), which indicates that his
burial place was in Thebes. He is designated on the object as wb3 nswt royal wb? and he
must have been active during the New Kingdom.
"7 According to Zenihiro, his tomb is probably at Sheikh Abd el-Qurna. Zenihiro, 2009, 192.