 Most scholars including Thomas Schneider, Darell Baker, Peter Clayton, Michel Baud, Jaromír Málek, Toby Wilkinson, Kenneth Anderson Kitchen, Stephan Seidlmayer, Michael Rice, Donald Leprohon and Rainer Stadelmann are convinced that Nebka was identical with Hor-Sanakht.This opinion is based on a single fragmentary clay seal discovered by Garstand in 1902 in Beit Khallaf, a locality north of Abydos.Kurt Sethe proposed that the damaged sealing shows the "serekh" of Sanakht next to a fragmentary cartouche housing an archaic form of the sign for "ka".