Abstract
Lists of names, filiations and titles in the commemorative expedition inscriptions at Wadi Hammamat from the reign of Pepi I are juxtaposed with contemporary personal inscriptions from the same site to show that some of the officials mentioned in the commemorative inscriptions at this quarry also appear in additional texts there, which highlight their connections with colleagues or their broader family affiliations. The emphasis given to family configurations at this particular site and time probably reflects a group of expedition leaders who had brought their sons with them and wished to enhance their career prospects by commemorating their participation in this prestigious expedition.