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Linen mummy bandage with vignettes from 'The Book of the Dead', Ptolemaic-Roman Period, c.100 BC-AD 200 by Egyptian

Linen mummy bandage with vignettes from 'The Book of the Dead', Ptolemaic-Roman Period, c.100 BC-AD 200

(Linen mummy bandage with vignettes from 'The Book of the Dead', Ptolemaic-Roman Period, c.100 BC-AD 200 (linen))


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Ancient Art  ·  Photographs of old objects

Linen mummy bandage with vignettes from 'The Book of the Dead', Ptolemaic-Roman Period, c.100 BC-AD 200 by Egyptian. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
funerary · hieroglyphics · offering table · offerings · Freud Museum, London, UK / Bridgeman Images
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