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  • Object[216]
  • no[114]
  • yes[102]
  • no[216]
  • egyptian[216]
  • amulet[10]
  • architecture[7]
  • bead[1]
  • beadwork[1]
  • block[7]
  • canopic jar[4]
  • canopic jar lid[5]
  • cartonnage[2]
  • cup[1]
  • dummy canopic jar[2]
  • human head[1]
  • mallet[1]
  • mummy[1]
  • mummy bead[1]
  • painting[7]
  • pottery[1]
  • relief[9]
  • relief fragment[3]
  • scarab[1]
  • shabti[2]
  • shawabti[159]
  • stand[1]
  • statuary[3]
  • statue fragment[1]
  • wall[1]
  • wall fragment[4]
  • egypt[216]
  • thebes (egypt)[216]
  • upper egypt[216]
  • late period[29]
  • new kingdom[2]
  • third intermediate period[60]
  • twenty-fifth dynasty[16]
  • twenty-second dynasty[216]
  • funerary chapel of nehkt-ef-nut (?)[2]
  • ramasseum[1]
  • ramesseum[169]
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  • animal[2]
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  • man[1]
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  • pigment[33]
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  • sandstone[19]
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  • painted[25]
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twenty-second dynasty
upper egypt

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E1833

E1833

Architecture

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E1834

E1834

Architecture

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E2154

E2154

Canopic Jar Lid

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E2153

E2153

Canopic Jar Lid

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E1831

E1831

Architecture

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E16222A

E16222A

Cartonnage

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E16222B

E16222B

Cartonnage

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E1836

E1836

Architecture

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E1835

E1835

Architecture

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E1832

E1832

Architecture

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E1891

E1891

Shawabti

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E14519

E14519

Shawabti

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E14707

E14707

Shawabti

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E1895

E1895

Shawabti

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E1898

E1898

Shawabti

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E14930

E14930

Shawabti

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E14534

E14534

Shawabti

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E14578

E14578

Shawabti

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E14580

E14580

Shawabti

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E14703

E14703

Shawabti

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E14591

E14591

Shawabti

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E14634

E14634

Shawabti

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E14577

E14577

Shawabti

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E14564

E14564

Shawabti

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E14551

E14551

Shawabti

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E14672

E14672

Shawabti

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E14625

E14625

Shawabti

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E14582

E14582

Shawabti

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E14509

E14509

Shawabti

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E14618

E14618

Shabti

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E14567

E14567

Shawabti

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E14537

E14537

Shawabti

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