Henuka

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Henuka in hieroglyphics
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Henuka
(Henu ka)
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Medjeh-medjehu-nisu
Mḏḥ-mḏḥw-njsw
Overseer of the king's carpenters

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Medjeh-medjehu-per-nisu
Mḏḥ-mḏḥw-pr-njsw
Overseer of the carpenters of the royal house
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Ivory label of King Semerchet, Henuka's name is on the far left, about mid-height

Henuka was the name of an ancient Egyptian official of the 1st Dynasty under the kings ( pharaohs ) Semerchet and Qaa .

Henuka is named on ivory labels of both rulers. He bore the title "Overseer of the king's carpenters" ( Mḏḥ-mḏḥw-njsw ) and the title variant "Overseer of the carpenters of the royal house" ( Mḏḥ-mḏḥw-pr-njsw ). The latter title is only recorded once on a Semerchet label. His grave is unknown.

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Individual evidence

  1. Flinders Petrie, Francis L. Griffith: The royal tombs of the First Dynasty. 1900: Part 1. London 1900, pp. 23, 43; Plate XII, 1, XVII, 26 (Semerchet), Plate XVII, 28 (Qaa).
  2. ^ Toby AH Wilkinson: Early Dynastic Egypt . Pp. 79-81.
  3. Flinders Petrie, Francis L. Griffith: The royal tombs of the First Dynasty. 1900: Part 1. London 1900, panel XII, 1, XVII, 26.