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                                                         updated  01. July. 2010/erl

Edward  R. Loring   
Research Fellow                                                                                                                
Russian Academy of Sciences,
Centre for Egyptological Studies, Moscow
& Russian Institute of Egyptology in Cairo
CESRAS Network Administrator
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This month's page presents an artist's reconstruction of the entire left side of the
inner coffin of Ankhesenmut, a 21a Dynasty coffin found in Bab el-Gasus in 1891,
Now in the Museum of Cultural History, Oslo, Norway C47713.  The reconstruction
is posted directly below the original photos kindly provided by Anders Bettum

We present both original photos and artists' reconstructions of how the scenes looked
when newly painted. Here we should mention that the colour intensity and hue will vary,
depending on your graphic card, the calibration of your monitor and the angle of vision.

erl/cesras/01. July 2010
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