Fragment de stèle The arched top depicts a shaven-headed priest raising his hand…

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Fragment de stèle

The arched top depicts a shaven-headed priest raising his hand before a deity, of whom only the Ouas scepter remains. Three columns of hieroglyphic inscriptions are carved above. White limestone. Visible damage and wear. Egypt, Saite period, 664-525 B.C. H. 9.5 cm

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