Stela of Nesikhonsupakhered

AI image analysis GPT-5.4-nano

Machine-generated from the object's image on Jul 2026. Not curatorial; treat deities, names, and signs below as the model's best reading, not authority.

Painted, stucco-covered stela showing multiple registers of funerary/ritual imagery with Egyptian hieroglyphic text filling much of the central area.

The object appears to be a small rectangular stela with an arched top, preserved as painted stucco over a core (exact substrate unclear). The surface is divided into scenes: on the left a seated/standing male figure in a red-brown wig and kilt faces inward toward offerings/text; next to him is a large red circular disk-like element. In the center, dense rows of black and yellow hieroglyphs occupy a wide vertical field; adjacent to the text are additional motifs including a blue-green strip and smaller dark signs. On the right, a second male figure stands behind or beside offering elements, with a gold/yellow garment and a white face/torso; to the far right appear red/brown background elements and additional human figures or attendants in lighter colors. Several areas are damaged with missing paint and stucco flakes, particularly near the right edge and along the center fold/crack. No clear cartouche (royal name in an oval) is confidently legible from this image. No Greek/Coptic/Arabic is visible.