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Funerary equipment. Coffin fragment. Lotus flower from a coffin, orginally attached to the elbow of an anthropoid coffin. Production Place: Egypt. Wood, plastered surface, thickness 1.5 cm, height 10.9 cm, width 7.9 cm, 1070-945 B.C. Third Intermediate period.
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