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Egyptian funerary archaeology
Egyptian funerary archaeology
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   XVIIème dynastie (approx. between 1650 and 1570 B.C.) :
Coffin of King Intef
   XXIème dynastie de Tanis (approx. between 1085 and 950 B.C.) :
Bronze shabtis of King Psusennes I and General Wendjebauendjed
Lid of painted wooden outer coffin of the Chantress of Amun Ta-ahuty
Painted wooden coffin of an unidentified woman
   XXIIème dynastie libyenne (approx. between 950 and 817 B.C.) :
Painted cartonnage case containing the mummy of a woman named Tjentmutengebtiu
Shabtis en faïence
   XXVème dynastie des rois "kouchites" (approx. between 751 and 656 B.C.) :
Painted wooden inner coffin of the Prophet of Montu Hor
   XXVIème dynastie dite des rois "saïtes" (approx. between 653 and 525 B.C.) :
Painted wooden coffin of Itineb
   Dynastie Ptolémaïque (between 322 and 30 B.C.) :
Inner coffin of the priest Hornedjitef
Mummy of the priest Hornedjitef
   Période romaine (between 30 B.C. and 312) :
Gilded cartonnage mask of a young man named Mareis, aged 21
Lid of the painted wooden sarcophage of Soter
Momie d'une enfant
Painted plaster mask of a woman
Portrait of a woman
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