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Nederlands: Kist uit de 2e eeuw na Chr., APM 7070

Wooden coffin, 2nd century AD.

The deceased lady is depicted as the goddess Hathor, with a painted net of beads. On both sides of the head the goddesses Isis and Nephthys as mourning women.
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Author André from Amsterdam, The Netherlands

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