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twenty-fifth dynasty

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E1887

E1887

Shawabti

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E12543

Scarab

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E1890

Shawabti

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E13108

Scarab

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E9259

Mummy Bead

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E1893

Shawabti

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29-82-931

Amulet

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29-128-1211

Gem

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E2597

Scarab

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86-35-213

Scarab

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E15246

Scarab

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E14310

Statuette

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E13104

Scarab

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E13082

Scarab

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29-82-930

Amulet

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E6683

Vase

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E2429

Funerary Cone

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E467

Situla

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29-87-656

Funerary Cone

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E9346

Double Vase

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