What the printed source records
Perehu, the Puntite chief and his obese wife Eti, in the Punt relief in Hatshepsut’s temple at Deir el-Bahri. The chief has short hair and a long beard. The rings that cover his left leg and the dagger fixed to his belt appear to be a mark of his status as chief. (Naville 1898: Pl. 69)
- Date
- Not recorded in the catalogue
- Object type
- Artifact
- Recorded place
- Not recorded in the reviewed source
- Parent printed figure
- Figure 5.11
- Component sublocator
- Figure 5.11
- Source locator
- Figure 5.11
- Source citation
- Catherine Lucy Glenister, *Profiling Punt: Using Trade Relations to Locate 'God's Land'*, (2008), p. 114, Figure 5.11.