One of these people is the most prominent figure depicted on the Scorpion Macehead. A summary of a historian's work preserves the claim that one of the first of these people was snatched and killed by a certain animal. Bernadette Menu has discussed the identity of the first non-mythical (10[1])holder of this position. These people (-5[1])used a "Two Ladies name" as one (10[1])of their five (10[1])names. In early iconography, these people's names were denoted by (10[1])a "façade," (10[1])or serekh. An eleven-column document listing these people is preserved in Turin, while seventy-six of these people are listed on a temple wall at Abydos. Manetho provides a list of these people, whose names (10[1])are distinguished by cartouches. (10[1])For (10[1])10 points, hieroglyphs were used to record the names of what rulers, such as Ramesses II ■END■