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Carter No.: 620(43)

Handlist description: Ivory anklet

Card/Transcription No.: 620(43) 


620-43 ANKLET (IVORY)
(See Nos. 585 a-h)


43 - An ivory anklet wrought of one piece of ivory.
Bevelled design with bronze mount inlaid with gold.
Max. Diam. 9.0 cents.; inner diam. 5.2 cents.; Max. thickness 2.0
cents.


Device on bronze mount (inlaid with gold).
RECTO: the cartouche <>


VERSO:
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Prenomen Neb-kheperu-Rec
Nomen Tut-cnh-imn
The king as a human headed sphinx trampling on one of Egypt's
opponent foes (Asiatic).
The lion goddess Sekhmet.
Card no. 620(43) relating to Carter no. 620(43)
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