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Papyrus depicting satirical scene, ca 1100 BC, dating from reign of Ramesses IX, Egyptian Civilisation, New Kingdom, Dynasty XX by Egyptian 20th Dynasty

Papyrus depicting satirical scene, ca 1100 BC, dating from reign of Ramesses IX, Egyptian Civilisation, New Kingdom, Dynasty XX


Egyptian 20th Dynasty

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Papyrus depicting satirical scene, ca 1100 BC, dating from reign of Ramesses IX, Egyptian Civilisation, New Kingdom, Dynasty XX by Egyptian 20th Dynasty. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
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