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Diorite Bowl with the Name of King Khaba

Provenance unknown.

Old Kingdom, Dynasty 3, reign of Khaba, c. 2670 BCE.

Acc. No.: Manchester Museum 10959

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27thCenturyBCE 3rdMillenniumBCE AncientEgypt BeforeEgypt Bowl Dynasty3 Liverpool Museum OldKingdom ReignKhaba UK VictoriaGalleryAndMuseumLiverpoolUniversity

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