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Scribe and Priest of Thoth carrying a baboon, from Ashmunein, ancient Hermopolis, New Kingdom, XIX Dynasty, 1307-1196 BC, limestone by Egyptian 19th Dynasty

Scribe and Priest of Thoth carrying a baboon, from Ashmunein, ancient Hermopolis, New Kingdom, XIX Dynasty, 1307-1196 BC, limestone

(Scribe and Priest of Thoth carrying a baboon, from Ashmunein ancient Hermopolis New Kingdom, XIX Dynasty 1307-1196 BC limestone see also 107880)


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Scribe and Priest of Thoth carrying a baboon, from Ashmunein, ancient Hermopolis, New Kingdom, XIX Dynasty, 1307-1196 BC, limestone by Egyptian 19th Dynasty. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
scribe · god of writing · temple attendant · at hermapolis · funerary offering · carved · carving · figure · figurine · statue · statuette · plinth · Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford, UK / Bridgeman Images
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