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Description: | Six (6) lines of hieroglyphic inscription.
Faience shabti figure of king Senkamenisken, holding two hoes and wearing the double uraeus (royal cobra) on his brow, even though by the time of his reign, the kings of Kush (Nubia) no longer controlled Egypt.
Dated to the 6th century BC, equivalent to Dynasty 26 in Egypt. Excavated by George Reisner, Harvard-Boston Expedition 1913-15. Type = Reisner III 2e.
pyramid III, king Senkamenisken
Material: Faience | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.108457 | Go to resource |
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