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Summary Edition of the first representation of the classical Egyptian sky image on papyrus, preserving the figure of Saturn and the names of some decans (MMA 26.3.322). It presumably represents a master copy or sketch for tomb decoration. Found in an old, re-used Theban tomb, the representation finds its closest parallels in a neighbouring group of elite tombs of Kushite and Saite date, above all those of Monthemhet and Padiamenope, and it may relate specifically to one of these tombs.
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