It documents the transportation of white limestone blocks from Tura to the Great Pyramid, which is mentioned by its original name Akhet Khufu (with a pyramid determinative) dozens of times. It details that the stones were accepted at She Akhet-Khufu ("the pool of the pyramid Horizon of Khufu") and Ro-She Khufu (“the entrance to the pool of Khufu”) which were under supervision of Ankhhaf, half brother and vizier of Khufu, as well as owner of the largest mastaba of the Giza East Field.[3]

Age

Modern estimates of dating the Great Pyramid and Khufu's first regnal year

Author (year)

Estimated date

Greaves (1646)[23]

1266 BC

Gardiner (1835)[24]

2123 BC

Lepsius (1849)[25]

3124 BC

Bunsen (1860)[26]

3209 BC

Mariette (1867)[27]

4235 BC

Breasted (1906)[28]

2900 BC

Hassan (1960)[29]

2700 BC

O'Mara (1997)[30]

2700 BC

Beckarath (1997)[31]

2554 BC

Arnold (1999)[32]

2551 BC

Spence (2000)[33]

2480 BC

Shaw (2000)[34]

2589 BC

Hornung (2006)[35]

2509 BC

Ramsey et al. 