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367.l

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Wooden ritualistic palette

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6th Season (1927–1928)

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Museum numbers

Cairo JE 62087; Exhib. 999; GEM 360

Notes

Beinlich, Horst and Mohamed Saleh 1989. Corpus der hieroglyphischen Inschriften aus dem Grab des Tutanchamun. Oxford: Griffith Institute [PDF, 24.73 MB], 176.

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