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Representation of the god Wepwawet, 'the Opener of the Ways', venerated principally in Asiut, with a jackal as symbolic animal.
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Representación del dios Upuaut, "el que abre los caminos", venerado principalmente en Asyut, con un chacal como animal simbólico.
Representación del dios Upuaut, "el que abre los caminos", venerado principalmente en Asyut, con un chacal como animal simbólico.
Representation of the god Wepwawet, 'the Opener of the Ways', venerated principally in Asiut, with a jackal as symbolic animal.
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La pieza fue comprada al consúl español en El Cairo, D. Eduardo Toda i Güell.
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Estado de conservación: La figura forma parte de un cetro, hoy desaparecido.
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