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TAA i.3.6.18

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Caption

Note for scientific publication on caskets and boxes

Material

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Measurements

25.5 x 20.4 cm (h x w)

Notes

Typewritten copy of notes made by Nina Davies, see also TAA i.3.6.14.

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