Français : Exemple de hiéroglyphes sur le sarcophage en schiste noir de Ânkhnesnéferibrê (XXVIe dynastie - environ -530), Thèbes. British Museum, Londres.
English: 6 columns of Egyptian hieroglyphs. Column 6 on left:
Column 1: Festival pavilion, Was sceptre, String coiled, Man hiding,
Column 2: Crook,
Column 3: Forever, Eternity, Sun with rays,
Column 4: Piece of string,
Column 5: Pool with lotus,
Column 6: Waters, Man with hand at mouth.
Example of Egyptian hieoglyphs from the Black Schist sarcophagus of Ankhnesneferibre. Twenty-Sixth Dynasty, about 530BC, Thebes. from the British Museum, London, UK.
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