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Neferweben

1600 BC – 1500 BC

Ancient Egyptian vizier

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About Neferweben

Lived 1600 BC – 1500 BC. Neferweben was a politician.

Vizier The vizier Neferweben is known from two canopic jars found in Saqqara. The two jars are part of the Nugent collection (originally belonging to George Nugent-Grenville, 2nd Baron Nugent). One of the jars has an inscription dedicated to Neith and Duamutef, while the other mentions Serket and Qebehsenuef.

The Boston Museum of Fine Arts has a small red granite statue (29.728) inscribed for Neferweben.

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Important facts

Born
1600 BC
Birth century
Died
1500 BC
Occupation
Positions held
High Priest of Amun
Also known as
Nebweben

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Neferweben's

Frequently asked questions

Who was Neferweben?

ancient Egyptian vizier

When was Neferweben born?

Neferweben was born in 1600 BC.

When did Neferweben die?

Neferweben died in 1500 BC.

What was Neferweben's occupation?

Neferweben was a politician.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Neferweben

· Wikidata: Q1406894

· DBpedia: Neferweben

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