File:Statue deified Hare nome.jpg
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DescriptionStatue deified Hare nome.jpg |
English: Closeup of the deified Hare nome (the 15th of Upper Egypt) from the triad statue of pharaoh Menkaure, hathor and the Hare nome goddess. Greywache, from Menkaure's Valley Temple at Giza, Reign of Menkaure, 4th Dynasty, Old Kingdom. Now at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Museum Expedition 09.200. |
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