Stone and mineral fragments, in box

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Stone and mineral fragments, in box. Egyptian.

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Accession Number: E.Misc.2
Photograph copyright © The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge.
Photographer name: Mark Box
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Captured: 2012:01:20 14:04:24

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Ancient Egypt antiquity Egyptian Fitz_ANT fragment mineral stone stones

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