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Any idea what "WITH HIS BOSS" means in there? Is that also an excuse of absence, or is that what was marked when not absent?
by Aardwolf 5y ago
Any idea what "WITH HIS BOSS" means in there? Is that also an excuse of absence, or is that what was marked when not absent?
- jlbbellefeuille 5y ago“… On month 3 of Akhet, days 21-4, it seems that Pennub was off work because he was looking after the ill Aapehti. The most frequently recorded reason for absence is illness (over a hundred times), including 'eye trouble', and 'the scorpion stung him'; the next most frequent is being away with one's superior doing private work for him, a practice that was not forbidden if done in moderation…”
- drcode 5y agoI guess it's like when you're the assistant to a movie studio executive and he/she asks you to wash their car for them.
- Aardwolf 5y agoAt the beginning of 'Inscription position: front', it looks like it was not done in moderation
- monocasa 5y agoAs they say: everything in moderation... including moderation.
- stevenwoo 5y agoThe British Museum link has it buried under curator's notes (have to expand it)- it means they worked directly for their boss on the boss' project.