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  • Object[471]
  • no[264]
  • yes[207]
  • no[461]
  • yes[10]
  • egyptian[471]
  • amulet[1]
  • architecture[21]
  • block[15]
  • block statue[1]
  • building fragment[2]
  • capital[2]
  • celt[1]
  • column[1]
  • column fragment[4]
  • disc[1]
  • dish[1]
  • door frame[19]
  • door jamb[1]
  • door lintel[1]
  • door socket[1]
  • false door stela[1]
  • figurine[2]
  • fragment[9]
  • funerary stela[1]
  • grinder[4]
  • grinding stone[17]
  • hone[1]
  • lintel[6]
  • lintel fragment[1]
  • model[1]
  • mortar[3]
  • net sinker[1]
  • obelisk[1]
  • obelisk fragment[1]
  • object[6]
  • offering table[50]
  • painting[7]
  • palette[1]
  • pestle[3]
  • plate[1]
  • pot[1]
  • pounder[1]
  • pyramid[1]
  • relief[12]
  • relief fragment[11]
  • rim sherd[1]
  • sandstone fragment[1]
  • sarcophagus lid fragment[1]
  • seal (object)[1]
  • shawabti[5]
  • slab[8]
  • slab fragment[1]
  • spindle whorl[1]
  • stamp seal[2]
  • statuary[112]
  • statue[30]
  • statue fragment[19]
  • statuette[2]
  • stela[82]
  • stela fragment[9]
  • stone fragment[3]
  • sundial[1]
  • vase[1]
  • wall[1]
  • wall fragment[4]
  • weight[4]
  • whetstone[5]
  • winder[1]
  • abydos[15]
  • aniba[28]
  • areika[5]
  • arminna west[7]
  • balabish[2]
  • ballas[4]
  • coptos[14]
  • deir el-bahari[3]
  • dendereh[8]
  • dra abu el-naga[12]
  • egypt[471]
  • el-amarna[7]
  • el-kab[4]
  • hawara[1]
  • hierakonpolis[2]
  • hiw[1]
  • karanog cemetery[162]
  • karnak[2]
  • kasr ibrim[5]
  • lower nubia[1]
  • memphis (egypt)[3]
  • merimdeh[1]
  • meydum[2]
  • mit-rahineh[11]
  • naqada[4]
  • nubia[292]
  • sedment[1]
  • shablul[59]
  • sinai[13]
  • thebes (egypt)[50]
  • toshka east[17]
  • toshka west[1]
  • upper egypt[37]
  • abydos[3]
  • augustus[1]
  • egyptian early dynastic[7]
  • egyptian predynastic period[2]
  • eighteenth dynasty[19]
  • first dynasty[6]
  • graeco-roman period[2]
  • hatshepsut[1]
  • late period[1]
  • meroitic[22]
  • new kingdom[72]
  • nineteenth dynasty[26]
  • old kingdom[3]
  • post-ptolemaic[1]
  • ptolemaic[5]
  • ptolemaic period[3]
  • roman period[1]
  • sixth dynasty[1]
  • third intermediate period[22]
  • thirty-third dynasty[3]
  • twentieth dynasty[14]
  • twenty-fifth dynasty[9]
  • twenty-nineth dynasty[1]
  • twenty-second dynasty[19]
  • graeco-roman[1]
  • greco-roman[1]
  • greek[5]
  • meroitic[215]
  • nubian[2]
  • ptolemaic[4]
  • roman[1]
  • romano-nubian[1]
  • 100 e sub n rooms[1]
  • 11th dynasty temple[2]
  • 14[4]
  • 15[2]
  • 17[1]
  • 17-18[1]
  • 18[4]
  • 200.6, debris w of 8-9[1]
  • 21[2]
  • 22b[1]
  • 23[2]
  • 25[1]
  • 30b[1]
  • 31[1]
  • 32[1]
  • 33[3]
  • 33?[1]
  • 33b[1]
  • 34[2]
  • 36[1]
  • 584[1]
  • 7-7b[1]
  • an 18[1]
  • an 7[1]
  • an 7, tomb chapel[1]
  • an14[2]
  • an35[1]
  • an36[8]
  • an37[1]
  • an6[4]
  • an7[8]
  • area 1, n. of mud building, p. 1[1]
  • awb surface[1]
  • between 16-17[1]
  • between 17-8[1]
  • castle[5]
  • cemetery d[1]
  • cemetery g[1]
  • central fort[1]
  • church[2]
  • court of tomb 15[1]
  • funerary chapel of nehkt-ef-nut (?)[2]
  • g[49]
  • g 117[5]
  • g 130[1]
  • g 133[1]
  • g 135[2]
  • g 137[1]
  • g 140[1]
  • g 151[1]
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  • g 165[1]
  • g 174[2]
  • g 178[1]
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  • g 183[4]
  • g 187[1]
  • g 191[1]
  • g 203[1]
  • g 204[1]
  • g 217[1]
  • g 219[7]
  • g 222[1]
  • g 236[1]
  • g 245[1]
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  • g 265[1]
  • g 273[2]
  • g 281[1]
  • g 285[1]
  • g 301[1]
  • g 376[1]
  • g 438[1]
  • g 503[1]
  • g 50a[1]
  • g 52[1]
  • g 63[1]
  • g 637[1]
  • g 639[1]
  • g 64[2]
  • g 672[1]
  • g 7[1]
  • g 70[2]
  • g 701[1]
  • g 708[1]
  • g 83[4]
  • g83[2]
  • gebel agg[16]
  • m109[3]
  • osiris temple[2]
  • ramesseum[22]
  • serabit el-khadim[2]
  • south portal[2]
  • temple of meremptah[3]
  • temple of siptah[10]
  • temple of thothmes iv[2]
  • tomb b212[2]
  • tomb m1[2]
  • achoris[1]
  • akhenaten[1]
  • anubis[2]
  • arm[1]
  • asiatic[1]
  • aten[1]
  • ba[10]
  • ba bird[11]
  • ba bird head[22]
  • boat[2]
  • bracelets[1]
  • cartouche[4]
  • double ba[1]
  • falcon[2]
  • feet[1]
  • figure[1]
  • foot[1]
  • funeral[2]
  • goddess[5]
  • hand[4]
  • head[11]
  • heart[1]
  • high priest[1]
  • horus[2]
  • human[4]
  • human foot[3]
  • human head[29]
  • hymn[1]
  • invocation scene[1]
  • isis[3]
  • king[2]
  • kneeling figure[3]
  • legs[1]
  • maat[1]
  • man[7]
  • min[1]
  • necklace[1]
  • nefertiti[2]
  • nephthys[1]
  • offering scene[1]
  • osiris[2]
  • paser[1]
  • people[1]
  • person[1]
  • priest[1]
  • queen[1]
  • re-horakhty[1]
  • roma-roy[1]
  • sitepehu[1]
  • snake head[1]
  • squatting human[1]
  • stars[1]
  • sun[1]
  • syrian[1]
  • text[1]
  • toes[1]
  • torso[1]
  • uraei[1]
  • uraeii[1]
  • uraeus[2]
  • winged disk[1]
  • winged female[1]
  • winged human[2]
  • winged man[1]
  • winged sun disk[1]
  • woman[1]
  • coptic language[8]
  • demotic[5]
  • greek language[2]
  • hieroglyphic[85]
  • meroitic language[50]
  • frit[1]
  • mud[1]
  • paint[1]
  • pigment[61]
  • plaster[1]
  • quartzite[1]
  • sandstone[471]
  • shale[1]
  • gilded[1]
  • inscribed[2]
  • painted[2]
  • sunk relief[2]
  • yes[251]
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29-86-345

29-86-345

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Shawabti

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29-87-587

29-87-587

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Building Fragment

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39-12-5

39-12-5

Slab Fragment

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E2193

E2193

Architecture

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E7000

E7000

Statue

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E3959

E3959

Door Socket

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E875

E875

Statuary

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E7087

E7087

Offering Table

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66-11-43

66-11-43

Door Lintel

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E9058

E9058

Statuary

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69-29-168

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Object

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E2205

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E3935

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Block

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E2095

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Relief

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E995

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Column

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E2982

E2982

Stela

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29-86-348

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Statuary

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E487

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Shawabti

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E15027

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Statue Fragment

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E879

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E13629

E13629

Stela

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E7095

E7095

Offering Table

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E643

E643

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E7093

E7093

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E1827.3

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E2085B

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E2085A

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E2054.5

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Lintel

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Lintel

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E2054.3

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