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Basalt Wall Section of Psametek I at The British Museum, London

Psamtek I is depicted in a series of scenes making offerings to divine figures holding long knives. The bottom of the decoration represents a palace facade. The other decorated face featured a larger scale scene of the pharaoh kneeling. The vultures and cobras represent Upper and Lower Egypt. This section came from a low wall, possibly from a temple, which may have been dedicated to the god Atum, who is named in the inscription.
 

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