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The recto of this scaraboid is adorned with two bands of perpendicular chevrons, which delineate four sections in which stylised cobras have been carved. A text mentioning the name of Menkheperre (Thutmosis III) is carved on the reverse.

Le recto de ce scaraboïde est orné de deux bandes de chevrons perpendiculaires qui délimitent quatre compartiments dans lesquels sont gravés des cobras stylisés. Au verso, est gravé un texte qui fait mention du nom Menkheperrê (Thoutmosis III).

The recto of this scaraboid is adorned with two bands of perpendicular chevrons, which delineate four sections in which stylised cobras have been carved. A text mentioning the name of Menkheperre (Thutmosis III) is carved on the reverse.

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Hieroglyphs R8-F35-V30:N17:N17-<-N5-Y5-L1->-D2:Aa15-S34-
Transliteration NTr nfr nb tAwy Mn-xpr-Ra @r-m-anx.
Translation The perfect god, lord of the Two Lands, Menkheperre (Thutmosis III), lively of face. Le dieu parfait, maître des Deux Terres, Menkheperrê (Thoutmosis III), au visage vivant. The perfect god, lord of the Two Lands, Menkheperre (Thutmosis III), lively of face.

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Lieu de découverte: 
Numéro de fouille: SAC 5-T. 7 (29); S 962.

Material: 
Pâte émaillée de couleur verte.

État de conservation: 
Il manque un petit fragment à l'une des extrémités.

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