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Funerary papyrus depicting the deceased prostrate in front of the crocodile by Egyptian 21st Dynasty

Funerary papyrus depicting the deceased prostrate in front of the crocodile

(Funerary papyrus depicting the deceased prostrate in front of the crocodile (papyrus))


Egyptian 21st Dynasty

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Funerary papyrus depicting the deceased prostrate in front of the crocodile by Egyptian 21st Dynasty. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, uncoated paper or Japanese paper.
female · dead · hieroglyphs · hieroglyph · confrontation · papyrus funeraire · Egyptian National Museum, Cairo, Egypt / Bridgeman Images
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