Model Type
	donkeys/pack animals/transport
Description
	Breasted: 1. From Meir, tomb of Kay-Henent. Middle Kingdom. Two donkeys, each carrying a full sack of grain: the first is driven by a bearded man holding a stick in his right hand; the second by a child holding a stick in each hand. The donkeys seem to be of the type most common in the Sudan; they are strong, have short ears, a gray coat, and carry a brand of some sort on the shoulder. Kamal, Annales, XI (1911), p. 23. Breasted note 6: Another similar example: Cairo Museum, Guide 3213. - Wreszinski, Atlas, Pl. 61. Kamal p. 23: [Tomb of Kay-Henent] Two donkeys, each carrying a bag full of grain. The first is pushed by a bearded man holding a stick in his right hand, the second by a child holding two sticks, one in each hand. The donkeys are Sudanese race, which differs from the Egyptian by shape, appearance and often in color: they are strong and of sound constitution. They have short ears, skin ashen grey, and they carry a mark on the shoulder. Tooley-1989 p. 203: Tomb of K3y-Hnnt. Cairo cat. 3213.
Site
	Meir
Tomb
	K3y-Hnnt
Burial
	K3y-Hnnt
Date
	Late 11th to early 12th Dyn.
Ref. for dating
	Tooley-1989 p. 39
Museum
	Egyptian Museum, Cairo
Accession number
	JE 42854
Breasted Classification
	V-1-2 SERVANTS PROVIDING TRANSPORTATION - Land Transportation. - Men driving loaded donkeys.
Notes
	Tooley: Guide 3213
Material
	wood
References (Bibliography)
	Barker-2022 , Catalogue of Funerary Models M169
	BreastedJnr-1948 , V-1-2 1.
	Kamal-1911 , Annales ASAE XI. p. 23
	Tooley-1989 , p. 203
	Wreszinski-1923-1935 , Pl. 61
Links to Images and Other Refs
	../IMG/Cairo-JE-42854.jpg
	../IMG/wreszinski1923bd1_0079.jpg

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