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Mummy of a Woman called Nephthys
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Human remains linen mummification material, Middle Kingdom, Dynasty 12
Rights: Public Domain
Egyptian Art, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Rogers Fund 1911
Title: Mummy of a Woman called Nephthys
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Human remains linen mummification material, Middle Kingdom, Dynasty 12.
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