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Funerary equipment. Funerary cone, inscribed for the King's son of Kush Merimose (owner of TT383). Find Spot: TT 383, Thebes Egypt. Production Place: Egypt. Coarse red ware with remains of red haematite wash. Fired clay, height 17 cm, diameter 7.25 cm. Eighteenth Dynasty. New Kingdom.
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