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Publication of a funerary ensemble brought back from Egypt in 1827 by Anastasios Averoff and now kept in the Hermitage museum, Saint Petersburg. It comprises an outer coffin and a cartonnage pertaining to a woman named Nairis, who lived in the Theban area at the end of the Libyan Period. She may be identified with the mother of a maid, known through her coffin and her funerary stele, both items dated to the 25 th  Dynasty.

The Funerary Ensemble of Nairis in the Hermitage Museum