Reflections on the Bentresh Stela. In: Studien für Altägyptische Kultur (SAK) 15, 1988, S. 203–223. Georges Posener: A propos de la stèle de Bentresh. In: Bulletin...

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Worshipper of Larsa Yehawmilk Stele Ziwiye hoard Ancient Egypt Gebel el-Arak Knife The Seated Scribe Banishment Stela Bentresh stela Bronze Sphinx of Thutmose...

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