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Description: | Hieroglyphic inscription on back, which is quite worn.
Limestone block statue of a man named Kha-em-ta, who is depicted seated on a cushion with his knees drawn up to his chest and his arms crossed on top of them. In front of his legs is a shrine with images of two gods, one of whom might be Sobek. The surface of the entire statue is much worn, with breaks around the base.
Material: Limestone | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.103706 | Go to resource |
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