Black siltstone rectangular sarcophagus of “Ankhnesneferibra”, God's Adorer of Amun and the daughter of King Psamtek II. The Coffin has Lots of Hieroglyphic Lines on it’s interior and exterior which includes prayers and parts from the pyramids texts which will help Ankhnesneferibra as a guide in the Afterlife. The Interior of the lid of the Coffin had a Representation of Goddess Nut. The Interior of the Coffin is shaped to fit an another Coffin probably a wooden one. Coffin was Discovered In Saqqara Necropolis in Giza, Egypt. Dates back to the reign of Psamtek II, 26th Dynasty, The Late Period (595-589 BC). Displayed in the British Museum in London, England. #thebritishmuseum