Ptahmose (treasurer)

Ptahmose (also Ptehmes ) was the treasurer under Amenhotep III. in ancient Egyptian 18th Dynasty.

Ptahmose probably officiated at the very end of the reign of Amenhotep III. and was the successor of Meryre in his office. The Treasurer Ptahmose is known only from one today located in Florence Statue and inscription of a vessel Malkata. This inscription shows that he served in the 30th year of the ruler at the time of his first Sed - festival. The grave of Ptahmose is unknown.