Statue of Meryre and Iniuy | Photos by Tales from the Two Lands

Statue of Meryre and Iniuy

Meryre was the scribe of the temple of Aten in Akhetaten, in Memphis.

From Saqqara.

New Kingdom, Dynasty 18, c. 1549-1292 BCE.

Acc. No.: JE99076

Statue of Meryre and Iniuy

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