Oushebti contremaître wearing a loincloth and carrying a whip. The wig is painte…

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Oushebti contremaître

wearing a loincloth and carrying a whip. The wig is painted black. Hieroglyphics are inscribed on the loincloth. Bluish-black earthenware. Minor dents, one foot missing. Egypt, Third Intermediate Period, 21st or 22nd dynasty (1069-715 B.C.) H. 11 cm

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