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Amulet representing the god Thoth in a walking position, with the body of a man and the head of an ibis with well-defined beak. He is wearing a tripartite wig and is leaning against a back pillar, in which a small transversal hole for suspension has been made at the height of the waist.

Amuleto que representa al dios Thot, de pie en actitud de marcha, con cuerpo humano y cabeza de ibis, con el pico muy marcado. Va tocado con peluca tripartita. Apoya en la parte posterior en un pilar en el que aparece un orificio de suspensión transversal situado a la altura de la cintura.

Amulet representing the god Thoth in a walking position, with the body of a man and the head of an ibis with well-defined beak. He is wearing a tripartite wig and is leaning against a back pillar, in which a small transversal hole for suspension has been made at the height of the waist.

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