Cartonnage full body case of the Divine Father, Duaneteref. Made of linen & with mud, plastered & painted. White background with decoration in red, blue, white & black. With attached wood face mask. Decorated with painted face, wig, floral collar, red mummy braces and painted on hands. Decoration on the mummy case includes (on the chest) a winged ram-headed falcon flanked by male deities and below a crouching figure of Anubis, above one vertical line of painted inscription. The inscription is flanked by falcons with one wing outstretched and one wing down, deities and girdles of Isis and winged sacred eyes at the base.

Petrie gives the name on the cartonnage mummy case as Neter-kheper-ra, but although now not well preserved it was written as Duaneteref (see Petrie, Kahun, Gurob & Hawara, pl.XXV,7 – for the inscription on the mummy case.