Abstract
Republication of a stela fragment in the Cairo Museum, originally from Abydos and dating to the 4th-3th century B.C. Above the main text is a representation of the male offspring of the deceased in a kind of procession, bearing objects belonging to the funerary cult. Nevertheless, the related texts speak of a procession to the temple of Thinis. These objects were possibly consecrated in the temple before they were brought into the tomb.
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