A mummiform wooden shabti dating to the Ramesside Period (c. 1292–1069 BC), finished with a dark coating. The surface of the figure is heavily encrusted with a thick, glossy black resin (Serpico 2000, 459–460), through which traces of yellow hieroglyphs down the front are faintly visible within a single vertical text column. The visible hieroglyphs identify the owner as the Mistress of the House and Chantress of Amun (Onstine 2005).T he underlying carving delineates a classic tripartite wig, a slightly protruding face, crossed arms, and feet projecting forward at the base. The glossy resin coating has degraded, resulting in a blistered, rough texture across much of the front and sides, while remaining quite smooth on the back. Similar to W457.