English: Fragment of a vase of King Ninetjer. Petrie stated that the boat pictured here, just below the name of the king, might indicate that this vessel was originally part of the equipment of a boat of the king. See
Petrie, W.M.Flinders. 1901. The royal tombs of the first dynasty. Part II, p.26-27, Pl VIII.13.
Origin: Abydos. Umm el Kaa, P tomb (Tomb of Peribsen), Cairo. Egyptian Museum.
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Fragment of a vase by King Ninetjer. The boat pictured here, directly under the name of the King, may indicate that this ship was originally part of the equipment of a King's boat.
Fragment einer Vase von König Ninetjer. Das hier abgebildete Boot direkt unter dem Namen des Königs darauf hindeuten könnte, dass dieses Schiff ursprünglich Teil der Ausrüstung eines Bootes des Königs war.
Fragment d'un vase du roi Ninetjer. Le bateau illustré ici, directement sous le nom du roi, peut indiquer que ce navire faisait à l'origine partie de l'équipement d'un bateau du roi.
Frammento di un vaso di re Ninetjer. La barca qui raffigurata, direttamente sotto il nome del Re, potrebbe indicare che questa nave faceva parte originariamente dell'equipaggiamento di una barca del Re.
Fragmento de un jarrón por el rey Ninetjer. El barco que se muestra aquí, directamente bajo el nombre del Rey, puede indicar que este barco era originalmente parte del equipo de un barco del Rey.