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The votive statuette represents a striding man with his left foot advanced and his arms upraised in a gesture of adoration. He wears a long garment with a triangular front panel; his head is shaven. The base of the statuette bears an inscription containing a prayer to Osiris with the name and filiation of a certain Wahibre. This name similar to those of two kings of the Twenty-Sixth Dynasty, Psammetichus I and Apries gives the terminus ante quem non and allow us to date the statuette to the Saite period.

The votive statuette represents a striding man with his left foot advanced and his arms upraised in a gesture of adoration. He wears a long garment with a triangular front panel; his head is shaven. The base of the statuette bears an inscription containing a prayer to Osiris with the name and filiation of a certain Wahibre. This name similar to those of two kings of the Twenty-Sixth Dynasty, Psammetichus I and Apries gives the terminus ante quem non and allow us to date the statuette to the Saite period.

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Hieroglyphen ra-V29-ib-H8:Z1-H-Aa5:p-i-i-ms-s-R24\r3-t:t-Aa13:HAt-!
Umschrift wAH-ib-ra zA Hpj ms.w nj.t-m-HA.t
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