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As is common with coffins of this type, there are four columns of text next to the scenes, including two hetep-di-nswt formulas. \n \nThe external face of the panel is coated with a white preparation layer (this was observed under PLM and thought to be calcite from ground limestone), which is used as a background to the hieroglyphs and figures. A red under-drawing is visible in places.  A faint red outline of the cow\u2019s front proper left leg is visible adjacent to its finished position indicating an alteration to the drawing. This and other pigments were also examined with PLM to attempt identification, though the results are yet to be confirmed by other analytical techniques (XRF or FORS).  The reds show characteristics that are compatible with cinnabar, while the green pigment particles resemble Egyptian Green.  Where it is thickly applied, the black paint shows brush marks.  The pigment particles are very fine, and likely to be soot. The blues have been identified as Egyptian Blue using VIL.  The yellow pigment is likely to be a mixture of calcite and orpiment.  The blue feathers and black outlining on the bird on the far proper left overlie the yellow face colour. \n \nThe back and long sides of the plank are patchily coated with a white and yellow-brown ground.  There are also areas of possible animal glue.  These sides were probably adhered to other planks with this material alongside the dowels.\n\nThis object belongs with E.W.66b."}],"description":"Fragment from the proper left (east side) of the coffin of the master physician, Wepwawetemhat (meaning \u2018Wepwawet is at the front\u2019) showing a man dragging a cow with two standing women behind him. The coffin panel is made from a single piece of radially cut wood (sycomore fig), where the grain runs along the length.  There are five dowel holes, one with a deformed dowel surviving.  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