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English: Broken votive stele depicting a man (right) adoring Djeserkare (Amenhotep I, left). 19-20th dynasty, New Kingdom. Limestone, probably found in Deir le-Medina by the Rosellini expedition (1828-29).

[ref: Sergio Bosticco, Museo archeologico nazionale di Firenze, Le stele egiziane del Nuovo Regno, 1965]

Florence, Museo archeologico nazionale, Inv. n. 2558 (Cat. Schiaparelli 1563), Room 4.
Italiano: Frammento di stele votiva raffigurante un uomo (a destra) nell'atto di adorare Djeserkara (Amenhotep I, a sinistra). XIX-XX dinastia, Nuovo Regno. Calcare, acquisita dalla spedizione Rosellini (1828-29) probabilmente a Deir el-Medina.

[rif: Sergio Bosticco, Museo archeologico nazionale di Firenze, Le stele egiziane del Nuovo Regno, 1965]

Firenze, Museo archeologico nazionale, Inv. n. 2558 (Cat. Schiaparelli 1563), Sala 4.
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