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Limestone doorjamb
Fragment, re-used, with king nursed by Hathor on first side, inscription of Tha-aset-imu on second side. Originally from a tomb and reused in the palace of Apries. The deceased, who appears on both sides, was named Tha-ast-n-imu.
Depth: 14 cm
Length: 126 cm
Width: 34 cm
Method of acquisition: Given (1909) by British School of Archaeology in Egypt
30th Dynasty
Late Period
Reign of Nectanebo I D30 LP
-380
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-343
Accession number: E.5.1909
Primary reference Number: 51003
Oldadmincategory: SS
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The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Antiquities
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