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Hes-vases - Y Ganolfan Eifftaidd / Egypt Centre
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Faience hes-vase of Amenhotep II 1426 B.C, Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. IAM-WHA-038-0629 | agefotostock
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Hes Vase from the Burial of Amenemhat | New Kingdom | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Egyptian Faience Hes-Vase | Medusa Ancient Art
Hes Vase | New Kingdom | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Brooklyn Museum
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Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures - Highlight of the Collection: Ritual Vase from Thebes Used in temple ceremonies and in rituals of purification, the form of this vase imitates the
Author: Ancient Egyptian. Vase - New Kingdom Period, Dynasty 19 (1292'1202 BC) - Egyptian. Glass, core-formed technique. 1292 BC'1202 BC Stock Photo - Alamy
File:Part of base of basalt royal statue. Queen's feet on 9 bows before an offering table. Hotep sign at front edge. Hes vase with spouted vases and lamp. Late Period. From Egypt.
Egyptian Faience Hes-Vase | Medusa Ancient Art
Amarna Princess Perfume Bottle - Egypt Museum
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Egyptian Alabaster Hes Vase
Hes Vase with the name of Ramesses IV | New Kingdom, Ramesside | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Model hes jar – Works – Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Hes-vase – Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest
Egyptian Faience Hes-Vase | Medusa Ancient Art
Ancient Egyptian Steatite Scarab with Hes Vase and Uraei - - Catawiki
Hes Vase
Dwa Egypt - Silver Hes Vase of King Psusennes the First The Hes sign in hieroglyphics means "praised." This vase was used in the purification procession and for pouring libations to the
