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A large and worn wooden mallet, traces of colour are still visible. It was possibly used for retting flax etc.
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Grote versleten houten hamer met sporen van kleurstof. Mogelijk gebruikt voor het roten van vlas, enz.
Grand maillet en bois usé. Des traces de couleur subsistent. Il servait peut-être au travail du lin.
Ein großer, abgenutzter Holzhammer, an dem noch Reste von Farbe zu erkennen sind. Er wurde vielleicht zum Schlagen von Flachs verwendet.
Grande mazzuolo di legno con tracce di colore ancora visibili. Era probabilmente usato per ammorbidire e separare le fibre di lino.
Maço, grande e gasto, em madeira, com vestígios de coloraçao ainda visíveis. Era, possívelmente, utilizado para macerar linho, etc.
Un gran y desgastado mazo de madera con restos de color. Posiblemente fuera utilizado para batanear lino etc.
A large and worn wooden mallet, traces of colour are still visible. It was possibly used for retting flax etc.
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From Naville's excavations at Deir el-Bahari, the mallet was part of a mixed collection purchased from the Castle Museum, Norwich, in 1956.
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Preservation: A piece is worn away at the top/side.
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