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The stela of Qema-Mar and his household

The Zagreb Archaeological Museum has a well preserved sandstone stela (No. 592) from the New Kingdom (cf. Plates I-II). It is measured 25.5 cm wide and 41 cm high and fairly elaborately carved.1 The owner of the stela is an official, Qema-mar, who carries the titles »man-of-the-festival« and »hall-keeper«. He is shown twice: sitting on a chair at the extreme left in the second register, and standing at the extreme right in the third register. Besides him, there is only one person sitting on a chair (and not on the ground): Seneferu, his son. In addition to his sitting posture, Seneferu’s importance is clear from the four columns of writing (including a short version of the typical invocation offering formula) that are devoted to him. The remaining seven people depicted on the stela appear to be household members.