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English: 26: Limestone piramidion from a tomb. Three sides show the deceased worhsipping; the fourth shows the sun worshipped by two baboons beneath. Dynasty 19 (1292-1070 BC). Given by the Revd. G. Peacock. 25: Copper alloy figure of a kneeling priest. Late Period (746-336 BC). Bequeathed by Sir Robert Greg. Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, England.
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