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Clay jar sealing impressed with name of Khasekhemwy

Clay jar sealing impressed with name of Khasekhemwy

Clay jar sealing impressed with name of Khasekhemwy

Clay jar sealing impressed with name of Khasekhemwy

Clay jar sealing impressed with name of Khasekhemwy

Clay jar sealing Clay jar sealing impressed with name of Khasekhemwy

Clay jar sealing Clay jar sealing impressed with name of Khasekhemwy

Clay jar sealing Clay jar sealing impressed with name of Khasekhemwy

Clay jar sealing Clay jar sealing impressed with name of Khasekhemwy

Clay jar sealing impressed with name of Khasekhemwy

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From Egypt, Northern Upper Egypt, Abydos, Egypt Exploration Fund excavations; Probably from Umm el-Qaab, Tomb of Khasekhemwy

Early Dynastic Period

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clay jars vessels wax abydos upper egypt early dynastic period jar clay jar name khasekhemwy ancient egypt egyptian civilisation high resolution 3 d object metropolitan museum of art art of africa