The Coffin of a Lady "Madja". The Coffin Despicts Madja Wearing a tripartite wig and usekh necklace. There's a Depiction of different dieties including Anubis and Osiris. There is a Depiction of Goddess Nephthys standing on the Neb sign with her name written under the Feet. And on the head, there is a Depiction of Goddess Isis. On the side of the Coffin, there is a Depiction of Man Holding Offerings (leg of beef, yoke, vase, duck). Dates back to Reigns of Hatshepsut and Thutmose III, the 18th Dynasty, The New Kingdom Period (1479-1425 BC). Discovered in the Tomb of Madja (1370) in Dier El-Madina in Thebes, Egypt in 1934 till 1935 by the French archaeologist Bernard Bruyère. Displayed in the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. #louvremuseum