Fired clay jar sealing, Egypt, Early Dynastic Period, 3000 – 2650 BCE

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Fired clay jar sealing, Egypt, Early Dynastic Period, 3000 – 2650 BCE

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From Egypt, Northern Upper Egypt, Naqada, "The Royal Tomb", Garstang excavations 1904
Early Dynastic Period

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1904
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