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Pinedjem (“the
pleasant one”) was the name of two
ancient Egyptian High
Priests of Amun.
Pinedjem I
Pinedjem II, his
grandson There was also a
Fourth Prophet...
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pontificat de
Pinedjem II, MRE 5, 1986.
Andrzej Niwiński, The
Wives of
Pinudjem II -a
topic for discussion, JEA 74 (1988), 226-230
Wikimedia Commons has...
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Greenfield papyrus,
funerary papyrus of
Princess Nesitanebetashru,
daughter of
Pinudjem II and Neskhons, and
priestess of Amen-Ra at
Thebes (950–930 BC) Pair of...
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Thames &
Hudson (2004) ISBN 0-500-05128-3
Andrzej Niwinski: The
Wives of
Pinudjem II: A
Topic for Discussion: The
Journal of
Egyptian Archaeology Vol. 74...
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Karnak temple of Khonsu.
Gabriella Dembitz,
Inscriptions of the high
priest Pinudjem I on the
walls of the
Eighteenth Dynasty Temple at
Medinet Habu, in: E...
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coffin had
apparently been
reused to bury a high
priest named Pinudjem I.: 134–135 The
discovery of this
second coffin raised new
questions about...
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Pinudjem II as High Priest...
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Shabtis of King
Pinudjem I, c. 1025–1007 BCE, 16.190,
Brooklyn Museum...
- of Amun and was the
husband of
Nestanebtishru (who was the
daughter of
Pinudjem II and Neskhons)
during the
reign of
pharaoh Shoshenq.
Djefatnebti Queen...
- Twenty-first Dynasty. The m****cript
describes the
burial of the
priest Pinudjem II and his wife Neskhons's
daughter Nesitanebetashru around the year 930...
