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Fleming, Stuart J., David P. Silverman, David B. O'Connor, and Bernard P. Fishman. The Egyptian Mummy, Secrets and Science. The University Museum, 1980.

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  • Object[67]
  • no[3]
  • yes[64]
  • no[60]
  • yes[7]
  • egyptian[67]
  • amulet[11]
  • bowl[1]
  • box[1]
  • canopic jar[2]
  • canopic jar lid[2]
  • cartonnage[1]
  • cat[1]
  • coffin board[1]
  • coffin box[1]
  • coffin lid[2]
  • collar[1]
  • cup[1]
  • drawing[1]
  • false door[1]
  • foot[1]
  • funerary stela[1]
  • hapimen[1]
  • heart scarab[1]
  • human head[1]
  • human remains[2]
  • ibis[1]
  • jar[3]
  • mallet[1]
  • man[2]
  • manuscript[2]
  • model[1]
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  • mummy cover[1]
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  • mummy portrait[2]
  • offering table[1]
  • ostracon[1]
  • pectoral[1]
  • scarab[2]
  • shawabti[8]
  • statue[8]
  • stela[1]
  • throwing stick[1]
  • vase[1]
  • abydos[12]
  • aniba[8]
  • buhen[3]
  • deir el-bahari[2]
  • dendereh[3]
  • egypt[64]
  • el-arabeh[1]
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  • illahun[1]
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  • mit-rahineh[1]
  • naqada[1]
  • nubia[12]
  • saqqara[1]
  • sedment[2]
  • sudan[3]
  • tanis[1]
  • thebes (egypt)[8]
  • thinis[1]
  • upper egypt[4]
  • amenhotep iii[1]
  • egyptian predynastic period[1]
  • eighteenth dynasty[7]
  • fifth dynasty[2]
  • first intermediate period[1]
  • hatshepsut[1]
  • late period[11]
  • meroitic[1]
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  • nineteenth dynasty[8]
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  • tutankhamun[1]
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  • egyptian[1]
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  • ptolemaic[6]
  • an 11[1]
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  • an30[2]
  • an37[1]
  • area 558, rm 34[1]
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  • g 153[1]
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  • tomb 296[1]
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  • man[9]
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  • qebehsenuef[1]
  • re`[1]
  • scribe[1]
  • sun[1]
  • tutankhamun[1]
  • wedjat eye[3]
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  • carved[1]
  • fired[1]
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  • inlaid[1]
  • openwork[1]
  • painted[1]
  • yes[67]
egyptian

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E3413E

E3413E

Cartonnage

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E2775A.1

E2775A.1

Manuscript

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E11203

E11203

Statue

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E11156

E11156

Cup

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E352

E352

Mummy Cover

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E14295

E14295

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Statue

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E16220A

E16220A

Mummy

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L-55-18

L-55-18

Shawabti

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54-33-6

54-33-6

Amulet

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E11405

E11405

Scarab

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E11390

E11390

Amulet

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E11389

E11389

Amulet

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E14301

E14301

Statue

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E1872A

E1872A

Canopic Jar

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29-85-717

29-85-717

Amulet

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E10751

E10751

Statue

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E11092

E11092

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Shawabti

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E1037

E1037

Model

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E10433

E10433

Vase

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E4891A

E4891A

Coffin Lid

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E11013

E11013

Heart Scarab

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E14227A

E14227A

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Canopic Jar

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L-55-20

L-55-20

Shawabti

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L-55-19

L-55-19

Shawabti

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E1869B

E1869B

Canopic Jar Lid

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E11388

E11388

Amulet

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40-19-1

40-19-1

Funerary Stela

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E14227B

E14227B

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Canopic Jar Lid

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L-55-15A

L-55-15A

Mummy

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E12438

E12438

Mummy

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E13413

E13413

Amulet

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E2434

E2434

Mallet

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