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Object composed of three models of stakes, joined side by side. First, they were fashioned separately, then the three objects were joined together, which resulted in the crushing of the top extremities which are too wide to all be joined together. This group of stakes together with a fourth one found separately (L 1524) symbolised the four stakes driven in the four corners of the temple by the king and the goddess Seshat during the foundation ritual.

Objet composé de trois modèles de pieux accolés. D'abord façonnés séparément, les trois objets ont été ensuite pressés l'un contre l'autre ce qui provoque l'écrasement des têtes, trop larges pour pouvoir être juxtaposées. Ce "faisceau" de pieux fonctionnait symboliquement avec le quatrième retrouvé séparément (L 1524). Ils représentaient les quatre pieux plantés aux quatre angles du temple par le roi et la déesse Sechat au cours du rituel de fondation.

Object composed of three models of stakes, joined side by side. First, they were fashioned separately, then the three objects were joined together, which resulted in the crushing of the top extremities which are too wide to all be joined together. This group of stakes together with a fourth one found separately (L 1524) symbolised the four stakes driven in the four corners of the temple by the king and the goddess Seshat during the foundation ritual.

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