| Name Transcription: | Sheretnebty Srt nb.tj |
| Name Explanation: | Nose of the two Ladies [1] |
| Image1: | Shert Nebti tomb antechamber.jpg |
| Image1-Width: | 180px |
| Image1 Description: | A corridor of statues in the antechamber of Sheretnebty’s tomb |
Sheretnebty[2] was an ancient Egyptian princess of the Fifth Dynasty with the title king's daughter of his body, his beloved. She is believed to be the daughter of Nyuserre Ini.
Archaeologists from the Czech Institute of Egyptology unearthed her tomb in 2012, in the Abusir region, south of Cairo.[3] [4] Her burial was found within the rock cut tomb most likely belonging to her husband. His name is lost, but he may have been related to the Shepseskafankh Family.
In the complex were found six burial shafts. The biggest one most likely belonged to the husband of the princess. The second shaft was about 10 meters deep with an unfinished burial chamber on the west. Here were found the human remains of a woman, most likely Sheretnebty. She was about 25 to 40 years old when she died.[5]