Samuel Johnson, who met Jones on his visits to Oxford, called her " the Chantress ", and Thomas Warton recalled her as " a most sensible, agreeable and amiable woman ".
12.
Amenmose's wife Iuy was Chantress of Amun (-Re in Karnak ) and Chief of the Harem of Amenhotep I . Amenmose and Iu's sons Beknay and Panefernekhu are depicted in the tomb.
13.
She is identified on the north wall of the tomb as " chantress, Khuwyt, daughter of Maket . " Their songs are about Hathor, the golden goddess, and about the vizier himself, wishing him life and health.
14.
He notes that " a fragment of an alabaster vase inscribed with a funerary text for the chantress of Amun and King's Wife, Mutnodjmet, as well as pieces of a statuette of her [ was found here ] . . . The funerary vase in particular, since it bears her name and titles would hardly have been used for the burial of some other person ."
15.
For this ruler two donation steles are known, both dated to his Year 10 ( the highest ruling year known for him, although his presence on the " Victory stele " of Piye allows to further expand his reign length ), around 740 BCE . The steles mentions another wife, queen Tasheritenese, and two daughters one of which, Pediamennebnesttawy, was a " Chantress of Amun ".
