Description (Physical description)
Very rough; wears nemes(black); Wsir (?Psmtk?)
Event Date 24/5/1991
Author: maa

Context (Amendments / updates)
Glenn Janes has identified parallels in the Petrie Museum, London (UC 38075, 40056-40058). According to Petrie, Tjes-heren (he writes Thestheren) was a Libyan princess (Shabtis, 1935, p. 15, p. XLI [nos. 485-488]). There are 2 more in a Belgian private collection, and there is another in Prague (Holzmeister Collection).
Event Date 5/2018
Author: Lucie Carreau

Context (Amendments / updates)
This shabti was originally catalogued as '?Modern; ?Late Egyptian' and tentatively described as a fake. Glenn Janes examined this shabti in May 2018. He dates it to the Third Intermediate Period, 22nd Dynasty and the Period field has been updated accordingly.

Event Date 5/2018
Author: Lucie Carreau

Description (Physical description)
Glenn Janes (2018): 'White glazed faience shabti (discoloured). Details are added in black. The owner is named as Tjes-heren.'
Event Date 5/2018
Author: Lucie Carreau

Context (Related Documents)
Glenn Janes, author of The Shabti Collections, examined this shabti in March 2018 as part of a survey of MAA's entire shabti collection, which continued in May 2018. Janes generated a spreadsheet detailing his analysis of the collection, see Doc.417.
Event Date 5/2018
Author: Lucie Carreau

Description (Physical description)
White faience shabti (discoloured) for Tjes-heren. Details are added in black.
Event Date 26/4/2019
Author: Lucie Carreau