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Neskhons

Neskhons (“She Belongs to Khons”), once more commonly known as Nsikhonsou, was a noble lady of the 21st Dynasty of Egypt.

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Father
Smendes II
Issue
Nesitanebetashru and 3 others
Spouse
Pinedjem II

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Neskhons

Nodes19
Edges18
Triples22
Avg. degree1.89
Density0.105263
Components1

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Neskhons

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related to Mummy · 12
Neskhons → Abd-el-Rassul, Amun, British Museum, Elliot Smith, First Chantress, Gaston Maspero, Her, June, King's Son, Kush, Smith, The
related to Further reading · 7
Neskhons → Amonrasonther, Battiscombe Gunn, JEA, Niwiński, Pinudjem II, The Decree, The Wives
Father · 1
Neskhons → Smendes II
Issue · 1
Neskhons → Nesitanebetashru and 3 others
Spouse · 1
Neskhons → Pinedjem II

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death coffin ii pinedjem nesitanebetashru mummy gold outer smendes khons children decree placed tomb husband family corpse coffins made first

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
NeskhonsFatherSmendes II1.00infobox
NeskhonsIssueNesitanebetashru and 3 others1.00infobox
NeskhonsSpousePinedjem II1.00infobox
Neskhonsrelated to Further readingBattiscombe Gunn0.60section
Neskhonsrelated to Further readingThe Decree0.60section
Neskhonsrelated to Further readingAmonrasonther0.60section
Neskhonsrelated to Further readingJEA0.60section
Neskhonsrelated to Further readingNiwiński0.60section
Neskhonsrelated to Further readingThe Wives0.60section
Neskhonsrelated to Further readingPinudjem II0.60section
Neskhonsrelated to MummyThe0.60section
Neskhonsrelated to MummyGaston Maspero0.60section

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