A Nobleman Named Aahotep
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A Nobleman Named Aahotep


Here is an article from Archaeology.org on some finds from the burial of 17th Dynasty Theban nobleman Ahhotep who's burial has been discovered in that Dynasties necropolis.

Photo: CSIC




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