Collection of funerary steles in the National Museum of Brazil

The National Museum of Brazil collections include an exhibition of funerary steles from ancient Egypt.^[1]

The current status of the collection is unknown after the fire that destroyed the museum in 2018.

Image	Name	Origin	Date	Notes
	First stele of Sahi	Egypt	c. 1991-1668 B.C.	Middle Kingdom, XII/XIII Dynasty.[2]
	Second stele of Sahi	Egypt	c. 1991-1668 B.C.	Middle Kingdom, XII/XIII Dynasty.[3]
	Bas-relief of Sehetepibre	Egypt	c. 1730 B.C.	Middle Kingdom, XIII Dynasty.[4]
	Stele of Seqedi Shemre	Egypt	c. 1991-1668 B.C.	Middle Kingdom, XII/XIII Dynasty.[5]
	Stele of Amenemopet	Egypt	c. 1300-1200 B.C.	XIX Dynasty.[6]
	Stele of Bakenamun	Egypt	c. 1400 B.C.	XII/XIII Dynasty.[7]
	Stele of Djed-Anhurefankh	Egypt	c. 650-550 B.C.	XXVI Dynasty.[8]
	Stele of Haunefer	Egypt	c. 1300-1200 B.C.	XIX Dynasty.[9]
	Stele of Horkefaref and family	Egypt	c. 1991-1668 B.C.	XII/XIII Dynasty.[10]
	Stele of Huy, son of Pahu	Egypt	c. 1290 B.C.	New Kingdom, XIX Dynasty, reign of Seti I.[11]
	Stele of Ithu	Egypt	c. 1300-1200 B.C.	New Kingdom, XIX Dynasty.[12]
	Stele of Mery	Egypt	c. 1991-1668 B.C.	Middle Kingdom, XII/XIII Dynasty.[13]
	Stele of Montusekher	Egypt	c. 1991-1668 B.C.	Middle Kingdom, XII/XIII Dynasty.[14]
	Stele of Nakhtamun	Egypt	c. 1200-1070 B.C.	New Kingdom, XX Dynasty.[15]
	Stele of Pentjek	Egypt	c. 650-400 B.C.	Late Period, XXVI/XXVII Dynasty.[16]
	Stele of Raia	Egypt	c. 1300-1200 B.C.	New Kingdom, XIX Dynasty.[17]
	Stele of Renefankh and his family	Egypt	c. 1991-1668 B.C.	Middle Kingdom, XXI/XIII Dynasty.[18]
	Stele of Ruru, son of Amenemopet	Egypt	c. 600-500 B.C.	Middle Kingdom, XXI/XIII Dynasty.[19]
	Stele of Senusret-Iunefer	Egypt	c. 1897-1878 B.C.	Middle Kingdom, XII Dynasty.[20]
	Unnamed stele	Egypt	c. 600-400 B.C.	XXVI/XXVII Dynasty.[21]