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Bob, Plumb

Antiquities

E44.484

Shabti

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E44.567

Inscription, Tablet, Writing

Antiquities

E44.574

Figure

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E44.868

Mask, Funerary

Antiquities

E44.904

Dish

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E45.49

Granary, Model

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E46.111

Figure, Animal, Fish

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E46.116

Vase

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E46.147

Vase

Antiquities

E46.150

Ladle

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E46.283

Figure, Animal, Plaque, Religious

Antiquities

E46.34

The goddess Hathor, in the form of a cow, was worshipped as the nurse to the kings of Egypt. In the form of a joyous and smiling young woman she was revered as the goddess of happiness, dancing and music. She also had an important role in funerary texts, providing spiritual nourishment for the soul of the dead.

Vase

Antiquities

E46.66

Tablet, Writing, Cuneiform

World

E47.138

Figure, Animal

Antiquities

E47.155

Lime stone figurine of a ram with a small container on its back

Seal

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E47.164

Tablet, Writing, Cuneiform

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E47.536

Tablet, Writing, Cuneiform

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E47.55

Mould

Antiquities

E48.114

Fragment of mould used to form decorated Samian-ware pottery. 1st century AD.

Inscription, Cuneiform

Antiquities

E48.30