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Glass, Room 131

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1414 BC-1379 BC (made)
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Place of origin

Glass fragments found in the ruins of a town of the time of Amenophis III in Upper Egypt, XVIIIth Dynasty


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Materials and techniques
Glass
Brief description
Glass fragments found in the ruins of a town of the time of Amenophis III in Upper Egypt, XVIIIth Dynasty
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Gallery label
Fragment , Egypt, XVIII th Dynasty (421 1 to 64-1897) Found in ruins in Upper Egypt .(18/06/2009)
Object history
Found in the ruins of a town of the time of Amenophis III, near Medinet-Habu (Luxor) Upper Egypt toghether with the Blue-glazed-ware bezel of a ring with the cartouche of Queen Thyi, wife of that King.
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Accession number
421:1 to 63-1897

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Record createdJune 18, 2009
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