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Description
The stamp end only of a pottery funerary cone. The text is illegible.
Translation:
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Uiteinde van aardewerken grafkegel met zegel. De tekst in onleesbaar.
Base circulaire d'un cône funéraire en terre cuite. Le texte est illisible.
Lediglich das Stempelende eines Grabkegels aus Ton. Der Text ist unleserlich.
Stampo di un cono funerario in terracotta. Il testo risulta illeggibile.
Extremidade de selo, de cone funerário, em cerâmica. O texto está ilegível.
Extremo estampillado de un cono funerario de cerámica. El texto es ilegible.
The stamp end only of a pottery funerary cone. The text is illegible.
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Translation:
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Object''s History
A gift from the Trustees of the Wellcome Foundation for the History of Medicine. Lot no. 379 in the Wilkins sale at Sotheby's in 1928.
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General Comment
Provenance: Probably Thebes. Preservation: The top is missing and the text illegible.
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