Les enfants du kap et les nourrices. Ousersatet, Qenamon et Kaemamon : une famille de la 18e dynastie reconstituée ?

Abstract This study proposes a new plausible reconstruction of the genealogy of three high dignitaries of the 18th Dynasty who could be related: the royal son of Kush, Usersatet; the steward of the royal residence at Perunefer, Qenamon; as well as the second prophet of Amun in the Heneketankh, Kaemamon. All three bear, moreover, the title of child of the kap and have family ties with the royal wet nurses.

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Journal of Egyptian History
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2025-03-20
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https://doi.org/10.1163/18741665-bja10031
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Ancient Egypt and Archaeology
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Les enfants du kap et les nourrices. Ousersatet, Qenamon et Kaemamon : une famille de la 18e dynastie reconstituée ?

Margaritta Danilova
Journal of Egyptian History
Ancient Egypt and Archaeology
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Les enfants du kap et les nourrices. Ousersatet, Qenamon et Kaemamon : une famille de la 18e dynastie reconstituée ?

Margaritta Danilova
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Abstract This study proposes a new plausible reconstruction of the genealogy of three high dignitaries of the 18th Dynasty who could be related: the royal son of Kush, Usersatet; the steward of the royal residence at Perunefer, Qenamon; as well as the second prophet of Amun in the Heneketankh, Kaemamon. All three bear, moreover, the title of child of the kap and have family ties with the royal wet nurses.

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Les enfants du kap et les nourrices. Ousersatet, Qenamon et Kaemamon : une famille de la 18e dynastie reconstituée ? — Margaritta Danilova · Journal of Egyptian History (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS