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  • Object[25]
  • no[24]
  • yes[1]
  • no[24]
  • yes[1]
  • egyptian[25]
  • amulet[25]
  • string of beads[1]
  • egypt[25]
  • mit-rahineh[25]
  • ahmose ii[1]
  • late period[1]
  • twenty-sixth dynasty[1]
  • 200.17 level ca. 3 (metres?) above merenptah[1]
  • 200.17 level ca. 4 (metres?) above merenptah[1]
  • 200.18 debris ca 3.50 metres above merenptah[1]
  • 200.18 debris ca. 3.50 meters above merenptah[1]
  • 200.18 stratum 4 (metres?) above merenptah[1]
  • 200.19 ca 3 metres above level of floor of merenptah building[1]
  • 200.20 ca. 3.50 metres above merenptah[1]
  • 200.20 lowest stratum above merenptah[2]
  • 200:20, ca 4.00 above merenptah in centre trench n. edge[1]
  • 360 west edge above 1.50m. abover merenptah[2]
  • debris of wall west of merenptah building; wall fell during winter rains of 1916-17[10]
  • debris of wall west of merenptah bulding; wall fell during winter rains of 1916-17[1]
  • room 200.18 stratum 4 (metres?) above merenptah.[1]
  • surface just north of merenptah dig[1]
  • baboon[1]
  • bes[2]
  • cat[2]
  • deity[1]
  • harpocrates[1]
  • hathor[1]
  • mahes[1]
  • papyrus column[1]
  • re`[1]
  • sekhmet[1]
  • serrated edge[1]
  • sow[1]
  • thoth[2]
  • wedjat eye[7]
  • wedjat eyes[1]
  • faience[22]
  • gold[1]
  • silver[1]
  • slate[1]
  • steatite[1]
  • stone[1]
  • yes[1]
amulet

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E15798

E15798

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String of Beads

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29-82-60

Amulet

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29-82-93

Amulet

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29-82-50

Amulet

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29-82-51

Amulet

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29-82-61

Amulet

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29-82-286

Amulet

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29-85-624

Amulet

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29-82-285

Amulet

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29-83-874

Amulet

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29-82-49

Amulet

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29-82-84

Amulet

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29-82-87

Amulet

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29-85-627

Amulet

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29-82-91

Amulet

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29-82-52

Amulet

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29-82-86

Amulet

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29-82-90

Amulet

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29-82-89

Amulet

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29-85-698

Amulet

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29-82-88

Amulet

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29-85-654

Amulet

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29-82-92

Amulet

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29-82-85

Amulet

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29-85-670

Amulet

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