Null Great Canopic Vase
Egypt. Ptolemaic Era. 332-30 BC
Alabaster. 58.00 cm.
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Great Canopic Vase Egypt. Ptolemaic Era. 332-30 BC Alabaster. 58.00 cm. Huge veined alabaster canopic vase with lid in the shape of a human head, representing Amset, son of Horus. Intended to contain the embalmed liver of the deceased. It has a break in the middle area of the vessel. 58cm high

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Great Canopic Vase Egypt. Ptolemaic Era. 332-30 BC Alabaster. 58.00 cm. Huge veined alabaster canopic vase with lid in the shape of a human head, representing Amset, son of Horus. Intended to contain the embalmed liver of the deceased. It has a break in the middle area of the vessel. 58cm high

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