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Fertility statuette, sometimes called “concubine of the dead,” with an elaborate hairstyle, tattoos, and emphasized pubic hair
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Egyptian Archaeology
Fertility statuette, sometimes called “concubine of the dead,” with an elaborate hairstyle, tattoos, and emphasized pubic hair
Fertility statuette, sometimes called “concubine of the dead,” with an elaborate hairstyle, tattoos, and emphasized pubic hair
Egypt
20th-19th century BCE
Painted limestone
H: 8.2 cm
Bequest of Norbert Schimmel, New York, to American Friends of the Israel Museum
Accession number:
91.71.229
Archaeology/Egyptian Archaeology
Photo © The Israel Museum, Jerusalem
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