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Prisse Papyrus

The Prisse Papyrus is an ancient Egyptian text written on papyrus in abbreviated hieratic script, sometimes referred to as the "oldest book in the world", named after the French Egyptologist Émile d'Avennes, who purchased the papyrus scroll in Cairo in 1843 claiming it was stolen from excavations he was conducting near Thebes. Prisse later donated 1947…

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Condition
conserved
Contents
Instructions of Kagemni and Maxims of Ptahhotep
Date
c. 2000 BC
Discovered
Cairo, 1843
Format
double columns
Language
Egyptian

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Nodes26
Edges25
Triples14
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.076923
Components1

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Condition · 1
Prisse Papyrus → conserved
Contents · 1
Prisse Papyrus → Instructions of Kagemni and Maxims of Ptahhotep
Date · 1
Prisse Papyrus → c. 2000 BC
Discovered · 1
Prisse Papyrus → Cairo, 1843
Format · 1
Prisse Papyrus → double columns
Language · 1
Prisse Papyrus → Egyptian
Material · 1
Prisse Papyrus → papyrus paint
Script · 1
Prisse Papyrus → hieratic
Size · 1
Prisse Papyrus → Length: 7.05 meters Width: c. 14.75 cm
Type · 1
Prisse Papyrus → charter

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papyrus prisse text egyptian instructions kagemni cairo dynasty written columns maxims ptahhotep script kingdom scribe scribes ancient book time hieratic

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Prisse PapyrusConditionconserved1.00infobox
Prisse PapyrusContentsInstructions of Kagemni and Maxims of Ptahhotep1.00infobox
Prisse PapyrusDatec. 2000 BC1.00infobox
Prisse PapyrusDiscoveredCairo, 18431.00infobox
Prisse PapyrusFormatdouble columns1.00infobox
Prisse PapyrusLanguageEgyptian1.00infobox
Prisse PapyrusMaterialpapyrus paint1.00infobox
Prisse PapyrusScripthieratic1.00infobox
Prisse PapyrusSizeLength: 7.05 meters Width: c. 14.75 cm1.00infobox
Prisse PapyrusTypecharter1.00infobox
Prisse Papyrusis aancient Egyptian text written on papyrus in abbreviated hieratic script0.90text
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