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Sarcophagus of Djehutyhetep

Sarcophagus of Djehutyhetep

An item at Louvre

man (loincloth with puffed front, shirt with pleated sleeves, wig with cuffs, pierced ears, usekh necklace, bracelet, pectoral, crossed arms) Decoration: on the tank; outside on the right; Thoth (god with the head of an ibis, standing); Amset (standing, arms dangling); Anubis (god with the head of a dog, standing, arms dangling); Duamutef (god with the head of a falcon, standing, arms dangling); Thoth (god with the head of an ibis, standing) on ​​the left; Thoth (god with the head of an ibis, standing, arms dangling); Hapi (god with the head of a monkey, standing, arms dangling); Anubis (god with the head of a dog, standing, arms dangling); Qebehsenuef (man's head, standing, arms dangling); Thoth (god with the head of an ibis, standing)

Department of Egyptian Antiquities

An exhibit at Louvre

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The collections of the Department of Egyptian Antiquities present the civilization that evolved on the banks of the Nile, from the end of Prehistory (around 4,000 BCE) to the Christian era (from the 4th century CE).