Mi•tzᵊraꞋyim: Ankh-​Tawi,, Pi-Tom and Pi-Ra-moses

Addressing his brothers and all of his father's household, Yo•seiphꞋ announced, "I'll go back up to Ankh-​Tawi, and explain to Par•ohꞋ Sa-hotep-ka-Ra En-yoteph 4^th that you have come to me from ërꞋëtz Kᵊna•anꞋ. I must explain to him the reason you are herders of bovidae and bâ•sârꞋ is because you are trader-merchants and the herds are merely part of all of your belongings that you brought with you.

A Nile canal near ancient Ankh-​Tawi (Memphis, near Cairo). Built ca. B.C.E. 2560, the Great Pyramids (in background) had already been standing for 8 centuries when Yo•seiphꞋ arrived. The pyramids appear here as Yo•seiphꞋ would have seen them from his wing of the palace in Ankh-​Tawi.

When Par•ohꞋ Sa-hotep-ka-Ra En-yoteph 4^th inquires into your background, you mustn't tell him, or other Egyptians, that you are herd­ers of bovidae because Egyptians understand herd­ers of bovidae to be a to•eiv•âhꞋ.

Instead, you must answer that "Your workers have been trader-merchants from our childhood until now – we and our fathers."

Then Yo•seiphꞋ took his father and selected four of his brothers to accompany him as they caravanned northward to the palace of Par•ohꞋ in Ankh-​Tawi, the capital of Mi•tzᵊraꞋyim, to update Par•ohꞋ Sa-hotep-ka-Ra En-yoteph 4^th