Null Head of a male statue wearing a Némès headdress
Basalt.
Egypt, Dynasty XXV…

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Head of a male statue wearing a Némès headdress Basalt. Egypt, Dynasty XXVI, 664-525 B.C. Height: 6.7 cm An Egyptian Basalt Head of a Man, 26th Dynasty

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Head of a male statue wearing a Némès headdress Basalt. Egypt, Dynasty XXVI, 664-525 B.C. Height: 6.7 cm An Egyptian Basalt Head of a Man, 26th Dynasty

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