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Description | head of king, part of crown, ankh-sign, fragment |
Production Notes | The relief represents the god Amun: as identified by the plumes on his crown; a female, who can identified as either a member of the royal family or servant; a representation of the King, who recieves the gift of life from a god. |
Field Collection | temple of Nebhepetre Montuhotep Deir el Bahri Egypt |
Dimensions |
length 7.5
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Date | circa 2055 B.C. — 2004 B.C. |
Provenance | bequeathed: Gayer-Anderson, R.G. (Major) 1943 (Filtered for: Antiquities) |
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Accession Number | E.GA.3127.1943 (Antiquities) |
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