A unique Stela from the Fayoum in the Egyptian Museum

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Hermione

January 09, 2019 11:19AM

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Abdel-Rahman Ali Abd el Rahman, A unique stela from the Fayoum in the Egyptian Museum
pp. 211-220.

This article deals with a unique round-topped stela of black granite that was found in the Fayoum area. It is actually exhibited in room 34 in the Egyptian Museum (J.E. no: 22262). It dates back to the Roman period.

Aula Orientalis XXX
N_30 (2012) vol. 2

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