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| Tadinanefer Coffin 3D Model |
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| Model's Description: Tadinanefer Coffin 3d model contains 100,012 polygons and 51,499 vertices. The provenance of this coffin is uncertain, but experts believe it to have been produced at el-Hibeh in Middle Egypt, sometime between 664 and 330 BCE. It has several unique iconographical features that allow experts to determine its origin and relative date. The names on the coffin are a little bit difficult to translate because of the way the glyphs are stacked together, and because the filiation of the deceased is expressed as it would be in Demotic instead of Middle Egyptian. In fact, there is a final glyph on the name of the coffin’s owner that experts are still trying to figure out, so the rendering of her name as Tadinanefer is provisional. Her father’s name is likely Pakhered. Her mother is Ireteru, which is a common name for men and women during the Saite period and later. None of them have any titles. Date: probably sometime between 664 and 330 BCE. 3D model built in Agisoft Photoscan by Kea Johnson for the Book of the Dead 3D project - https://3dcoffins.berkeley.edu/ |
| Model's Textures: (3) RGB Texture #1 RGB Texture #2 RGB Texture #3 |
| Keywords: egypt coffin sarcophagus |
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