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View full screenCoffin lid of wood, of the wab-priest Khnumhotep (son of Henib), rectangular and yellow-painted, decorated with wadjet-eyes and offering formulae in hieroglyphs, : Ancient Egyptian, Upper Egypt, Meir, Upper Egypt, Middle Kingdom, mid 12th Dynasty, c. 1915 - 1854 BC
A.1979.203 A
Egypt, Northern Africa
c. 1915 - 1854 BC
12th Dynasty, Middle Kingdom, Ancient Egyptian
Meir, Upper Egypt, Egypt, Northern Africa
Previous owner: Khnumhotep, son of Henib [Priest]
Henib, father of Khnumhotep
Khashaba Pasha Collection
Fascinating Mummies (11 Feb 2012 - 27 May 2012)
National Museum of Scotland
The Journey Beyond (07 May 2010 - 28 Aug 2010)
Dick Institute
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