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Funerary equipment. Shabti box, for a Priest named Hornefer and his wife, a chantress of Amun, named Taqa. Has two separate compartments for the couple's shabtis. Production Place: Egypt. Wood, depth 0.16 m, height 0.345 m, width 0.26 m, circa 1290- circa 1185 B.C. New Kingdom.
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