The last of the contests in "The Contendings of Horus and Seth" involves the construction of two of these objects, one of which is made from the top of a mountain and is judged inferior to one made of cedar and covered with gypsum to appear to be made of stone.
In "The Story of Wenamun", a quest to obtain timber for one of these objects sacred to Amun prompts the journey and misadventures of the title priest. Chapter 99 of the Book of the Dead provides the name for each part of one of these objects, which the deceased must know in order to use it. At a festival at Abydos, 34 of these objects made of papyrus were decorated with 365 lanterns to celebrate the recovery of Osiris. Lucius witnesses the purifying of one of these objects with a torch, an egg, and sulfur as the culmination of a festival to Isis at the end of Apuleius's The Golden Ass. One of these objects has the epithet "of the Millions" as the refuge of the blessed dead. The last of the contests in "The Contendings of Horus and Seth" involves the construction of two of these objects, one of which is made from the top of a mountain and is judged inferior to one made of cedar and covered with gypsum to appear to be made of stone. For 10 points, protecting Ra on his Underworld journey, Set stood at the prow of what kind of vehicle? 
In "The Story of Wenamun", a quest to obtain timber for one of these objects sacred to Amun prompts the journey and misadventures of the title priest.
Barque [or Boat or Ship] 