Statue_of_Ankhenesneferibre_by_John_Campana.jpg
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A statue of the final Egyptian God's Wife of Amun at Thebes, Ankhenesneferibre, of the 26th Saite dynasty. She was the daughter of the 26th dynasty Saite pharaoh: Psamtik II. The statue is now located in the Nubian Museum of Aswan in southern Egypt. Its catalogue number was CG42205.
Karnak Cachette
ʿnḫ-n.s-Nfr-jb-Rʿ
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| Author | tutincommon (John Campana) |
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