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The head of a king made from limestone with incised details. The nose and chin are chipped (see General Comment in Advanced Mode/Reference).
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Hoofd van een koning van kalksteen, met ingegraveerde details. De neus en kin zijn afgeschilferd (zie algemeen commentaar, uitgebreide referentie).
Tête de roi en calcaire comportant des détails incisés. Le nez et le menton sont abîmés (voir Commentaire général en mode Avancé/Références).
Ein Königskopf aus Kalkstein mit eingeschnittenen Details. Nase und Kinn sind angeschlagen (siehe Allgemeiner Kommentar im Expertenmodus/Referenz).
Testa di un sovrano composta in calcare con dettagli incisi. Il naso ed il mento sono spezzati. (cfr. Commento generale nel Modulo Avanzato/Riferimenti).
Cabeça de faraó, feita em calcário, com detalhes gravados. O nariz e queixo estao lascados (ver Comentário Geral em Modo/Referência Avançado).
Cabeza de un rey hecha de caliza con detalles incisos. La nariz y la barbilla están melladas (ver Comentario General en Avanzado/Referencias).
The head of a king made from limestone with incised details. The nose and chin are chipped (see General Comment in Advanced Mode/Reference).
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The head was purchased in 1965 from J. Moger, The Netherlands.
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The head was found at Tyre and is apparently made of a local stone. The Phoenicians adopted New Kingdom style, by then several centuries old, for their own art. As there were strong trade links between Egypt and Phoenicia there may also have been some interchange between the artists and craftsmen. Provenance: The head was found at Tyre on the Lebanon. Site: The head was found at Tyre, a port in the Lebanon.
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