Ptahshepses (high priest)
Ptahshepses was an ancient Egyptian official at the end of the Fourth and the beginning of the Fifth Dynasty.
His main title was that of a" great one of the leaders of craftsmen", that in later periods is the main designation of the High Priest of Ptah.
Ptahshepses is mainly known from a false door that is today in the British Museum( Inv. no. EA 862), but coming from his tomb.
A smaller fragment of the door is kept in the Oriental Institute Museum( Inv. no. 11084) in Chicago
He is also known from statues and had a mastaba at Saqqara( mastaba C 1).
His false door bears a long biographical inscription and reports main events in his life.
Ptahshepses was born under king Menkaure and educated at the palace.
Under Userkaf, he married the eldest king's daughter Khamaat.
He lived at least till the reign of Niuserre as he was priest at his sun temple, named Shesepibre.
The name of the latter king is not preserved in the biography.
On the lintel of the false door appears the underworld god Osiris in the offering formula.
Osiris is otherwise not well attested in the Fifth Dynasty and there is a scholarly debate going on, about the first mentioning of Osiris in Ancient Egyptian sources.
Depending on the life time of Ptahshepses, his inscriptions might be the earliest evidence for this deity.
However, it is also possible that Ptahshepses died after Niuserre.
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Irynachet
Irynachet was an Ancient Egyptian physician living at the very end of the Old Kingdom or First Intermediate Period around 2200 BC.
Irynachet is only known from a false door found at Giza and reused as cover for a shaft tomb( excavation no. S 2065).
Irynachet bears on the false door several rare titles.
He was" senior physician of the great housephysician of the belly of the great houseprotector of the anus" and" physician of the eyes of the great house".
These titles attest a high specialization in medicine already in the Old Kingdom.
Irynachet was also called Iry, a short version of his longer name.
His" good name" was Ny- ankh- Pepy.
Nimaethap II
Nimaethap II( also Nymaathap) was an Ancient Egyptian queen, most likely living in the Fifth Dynasty.
She is only known from her mastaba tomb excavated by George Andrew Reisner at Giza.
Apart from a false door, the cult chambers of the mastaba were undecorated.
On the false door the queen bears the titles" she, who sees Horus and Seth" and" great one of the hetes screptre".
These are typical titles for queen of the Egyptian Old Kingdom.
Her mastaba dates on architectural grounds to the Fifth Dynasty, but it is not possible to be more precise on the dating.
Her royal husband remains therefore unknown.
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Amenemhatankh (vizier)
Amenemhatankh was an ancient Egyptian vizier during the Middle Kingdom.
He is known only by a shattered false door made from pink granite; the fragments contain his name, two titles(" dignitary" and" vizier"), and the initial part of the conventional ancient Egyptian offering formula.
The false door is of unknown provenience, but it is possible that it was unearthed by French archaeologist Jacques de Morgan at the end of the 19th century, during his excavations at Dahshur.
The finding then found its way to an auction on whose catalogue it was spotted in 1996.
It appeared again on the art market in 2015.
Amenemhatankh is a basilophorous name, meaning( king) Amenemhat lives:" Amenemhat" is enclosed in a cartouche, which is a royal prerogative.
From that, it has been deduced that Amenemhatankh must be dated to no earlier than the 12th Dynasty, because the earliest pharaohs named Amenemhat are indeed members of that dynasty.
Peseshet
Peseshet, who lived under the Fourth Dynasty( albeit a date in the Fifth Dynasty is also possible), is often credited with being the earliest known female physician in ancient Egypt( another one, Merit- Ptah, was either incorrectly dated to the Second Dynasty – while belonging to the later New Kingdom – or entirely fictional).
Her relevant title was" lady overseer of the female physicians," but whether she was a physician herself is uncertain.
She also had the titles" king's acquaintance", and" overseer of funerary- priests of the king's mother".
She is believed to have had a son Akhethetep, in whose mastaba at Giza her personal false door was found.
However, the mother- son relation of Akhethetep and Peseshet is not confirmed by any inscription.
On the false door is also depicted a man called Kanefer.
He might be her husband.
She may have graduated midwives at an ancient Egyptian medical school in Sais.
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