Neferherenptah was addressed Fifi, Priest, Fifth / Sixth Dynasties, Old Kingdom, c. 2345 BC. Neferherenptah was a refining priest and prophet of the mortuary cults of the kings Khafre and Menkaure. He was thus of considerable influence in Giza, where he was buried in his own mastaba.
His tomb contained statues, rather simple in role and now in the Cairo Museum, of himself, of his wife, the Royal Acquaintance Sat-Meret; his son Tesen, a butcher in the palace slaughterhouse; and his girl Meretites.
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His tomb contained statues, rather simple in role and now in the Cairo Museum, of himself, of his wife, the Royal Acquaintance Sat-Meret; his son Tesen, a butcher in the palace slaughterhouse; and his girl Meretites.
Recent Posts:
· Khnumhotep I
· Khnumhotep II
· Khnumhotep III
· Neferabet
· Amada
· Mekes
· Khnumt
· Neferherenptah
· El-Khokha