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Mummiform servant carrying the wick of childhood and painted farming implements, inscribed with hieroglyphs in a column White siliceous earthenware 12.5 cm high Stype Ramesside period style

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Mummiform servant carrying the wick of childhood and painted farming implements, inscribed with hieroglyphs in a column White siliceous earthenware 12.5 cm high Stype Ramesside period style

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