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English: Fragment of a large stele belonging to the "Chief ot the royal harem" Padipep. Cartouches of Psammetichus II are also visible.
Unknown provenience. Microdiorite, 26th dynasty, reign of Psammetichus II (595-589 BCE), Late Period. Archeological Museum of Bologna (Italy), KS 1811.Italiano: Frammento di grande stele del "Capo dell'harem reale" Padipep. Sono visibili anche i cartigli di Psammetico II. Provenienza ignota.
Microdiorite, XXVI dinastia, regno di Psammetico II (595-589 a.C.), Epoca tarda. Bologna, Museo Civico Archeologico, KS 1811. |
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