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English: Block statue of the High Priest of Ptah in Memphis, Ptahmose, son of Menkheper. Puddingstone (quartz conglomerate); reign of Amenhotep III, 18th dynasty, New Kingdom.
Florence, Museo archeologico nazionale, n. 1790 (Cat. Schiaparelli n. 1505). Italiano: Statua cubo del Gran Sacerdote di Ptah a Menfi, Ptahmose figlio di Menkheper. Puddinga (conglomerato di quarzo); regno di Amenhotep III, XVIII dinastia, Nuovo Regno.
Firenze, Museo archeologico nazionale, n. 1790 (Cat. Schiaparelli n. 1505). |
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| Author | Khruner |
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