This stela of Nebet-Kebeny in Cairo Museum CG 34117. The stela is made of fine white limestone. It is finely
carved, round-topped and measures 66.5 x 41 cm. The subject matter of the text inscribed on the
document under discussion is overwhelmingly dominated by the funerary offering formula
addressed to the gods of the west and the high religious titles of the owner family
members3.
The stela is to be considered a funerary where Wepwawet and Anubis in the form of two
jackals stretched on their plinth facing each other figure, both labelled Wepwawet lord of
Abydos and
Anubis lord of the west.