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Relief Depicting Meryneith Inspecting His Stables and Ships Unloading Merchandise, from his tomb at Saqqara
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Limestone, New Kingdom Amarna Period - post-Amarna Period, Dynasty 18
Rights: Public Domain
Egyptian Art, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Rogers Fund 1921
Title: Relief Depicting Meryneith Inspecting His Stables and Ships Unloading Merchandise, from his tomb at Saqqara
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Limestone, New Kingdom Amarna Period - post-Amarna Period, Dynasty 18.
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