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Middle Kingdom statuette, reinscribed for Harsiese High Priest of Memphis in the Third Intermediate Period
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Greywacke, Middle Kingdom–Early New Kingdom; reused Third Intermediate Period, Dynasty 12–18; reused 8th century B.C.
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Title: Middle Kingdom statuette, reinscribed for Harsiese High Priest of Memphis in the Third Intermediate Period
Description:
Greywacke, Middle Kingdom–Early New Kingdom; reused Third Intermediate Period, Dynasty 12–18; reused 8th century B.
C.
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