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Amulet in the shape of a fish. The dorsal fin and tail are represented by parallel lines. The distinction between the head and the body is indicated by two incisions. One surface is flat, the other convex. There are no traces of a device for suspension.

Amulette en forme de poisson. Nageoire dorsale et queue figurée par des stries parallèles. La séparation entre la tête et le corps est marquée par deux incisions. Une face plane, l'autre convexe. Il n'y a pas de trace de suspension.

Amulet in the shape of a fish. The dorsal fin and tail are represented by parallel lines. The distinction between the head and the body is indicated by two incisions. One surface is flat, the other convex. There are no traces of a device for suspension.

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Gratien Brigitte et Le Saout Françoise, Nubie, les cultures antiques du Soudan, catalogue d'exposition, Lille, 1994, p. 173, n° 259, e.

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