File:Seated portrait statue of a man with his two sons from the Old Kingdom 02.jpg

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- description: beardless anonymous man seated; in front of the seat on son kneeling, the other standing, both touching the legs of their father - production place: Egypt - period / date: Old Kingdom, 5. dynasty, ca. 2400 BC - material: limestone, painted - findspot: Saqqara - museum / inventory number: Berlin, Neues Museum ÄM 10123

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