Nakhtnebef

Nakhtnebef (Greek Nectanebo I) (380 - 363 BC)

King of the Thirtieth Dynasty. The king started a huge building program in Egypt: numerous sites have yielded architectural remains and/or objects with his name.

Horus name: Tjemaa
Nebty name: Semenkhtawy
Golden Falcon name: Jrimeretnetjeru
Prenomen: Kheperkare
Nomen: Nakhtnebef

Burial place: Unknown

Attestation in the Petrie Museum

foundation deposit, provenance unknown	objects perhaps from Memphis

Further Attestations:

Enlargement of the sanctuary of Isis at Philae (Arnold 1999: 119)
Inscription found at Elephantine (Junge 1987: 68-72)
Kiosk at Elkab (Arnold 1999: 119)
Hathor temple of Denderah enlarged (Arnold 1999: 115)
Extensive building activity at Thebes (Arnold 1999: 115-119)
Building work at the Osiris temple at Abydos (Arnold 1999: 113)
New temple building at Hermopolis Magna (Arnold 1999: 111)
Restoration at building at Tell el-Balamun (Arnold 1999: 105)
Khonsu-Neferhotep I temple at Tanis (Arnold 1999: 106)
Temple in the area of Qantir (Arnold 1999: 107)
Enlargement of the temple at Hibis (el-Kharga) (Arnold 1999: 113)
Temple building for Sopdu at Saft el-Henna (Arnold 1999: 107)
Relief block found at Munagat el-Kuba (Arnold 1999: 107)
Relief blocks and naos at Mendes (Arnold 1999: 107)
Building work at the Neit temple at Sais (Arnold 1999: 108)
Building at the Thoth temple at Hermopolis Parva (Arnold 1999: 108)
Three granite slabs found at Athribis (Arnold 1999: 108)
A temple building at Naukratis (Arnold 1999: 109)
Several temples at Memphis at Saqqara (Arnold 1999: 110-111)

Bibliography:

Kienitz 1953: 199-212 (collection of sources)
Petrie 1905: 385-388 (list of sources then known)