Henettawy (C)'s Book of the Dead 970 BC

"Henettawy (C)'s Book of the Dead" is a 970 BC Ancient Egyptian scroll, a type of funerary text intended to guide the deceased through the afterlife. This particular Book of the Dead belongs to Henettawy, a woman whose name translates to "The Lady of the House". Composed of a series of spells, hymns, and prayers, the scroll is a testament to the rich Egyptian beliefs about the afterlife, and its importance in their culture. The scroll is a significant historical artifact, offering insights into ancient Egyptian religion and their understanding of death.