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Description: | Three columns of hieroglyphic inscripion, naming Anpi and praising his devotion to the gods Sobek and Anubis.
Fragment of a large limestone stela, inscribed for a man named Anpi who held the official title 'Royal chancellor'. Another fragment of this stela was also found in the town of Kahun.
Material: Limestone
[EGY290] Stelae, Africa, Egypt, Faiyum, Lahun, Kahun | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.108078 | Go to resource |
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