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Description Tjayasetimu, an ancient Egyptian artifact from Dynasty 26 (664-610 BC), is housed in the British Museum. Crafted from limestone with traces of pigment, this remarkable piece offers insights into Egyptian funerary practices and beliefs. Likely originating from the late period of the 26th Dynasty, Tjayasetimu may have served as a funerary offering or votive statue in a temple. Its intricate carving and detailed features reflect the artistic skill and religious significance of the time. As a testament to ancient Egyptian culture and spirituality, Tjayasetimu continues to captivate viewers with its timeless beauty and historical significance.
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Author Dale Cruse from San Francisco, CA, USA

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