Senebsumai

Senebsumai was a high official in ancient Egyptian 13th Dynasty. He officiated well under Sobekhotep II to I. Neferhotep Senebsumai was entitled treasurer ( Imy -r ˁ HTMT ) and had thus held the important office of state next to the vizier under these rulers.

Documents

Senebsumai is known by a large number of monuments, demonstrating its importance and influence. Initially he had the office of a top asset managers held only to be transported. However, from his real life is as good as nothing is known.

From Abydos come about a dozen stelae call him. From Hawara there is a bronze statue of him, from Lahun originate bills with his name and comes from Dahshur a fragment with Coffin Texts, which proves well that he was buried there. From him about 30 seals are known. After the Treasurer Har which is the highest number of seals, which is known by a private person from ancient Egypt.