Mummy with a Painted Mask Depicting a Woman Holding a Goblet, Roman Period, A.D. 270–280, From Egypt, Upper Egypt, Thebes, Deir el-Bahri, Temple of Mentuhotep II, forecourt, shallow grave just west of Naville's old house, 1923–24, Human remains, linen, plaster, paint, mummification material, L. 155 cm (61 in), Numerous burials from the Roman Period were found in the forecourts of the temple of King Mentuhotep II (ca. 2061-2010 b.c.) The king's temple was no longer in use but the nearby temple of Hatshepsut served as a sanctuary to the Greek god Asklepios and the Egyptian deified sages Imhotep and Amenhotep, son of Hapu
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Mummy, Painted Mask Depicting, Woman Holding, Goblet, Roman Period, .D, 270–280, Egypt, Upper Egypt, Thebes, Deir el-Bahri, Temple, Mentuhotep II, forecourt, shallow grave, west, Naville, old house, 1923–24, Human remains, linen, plaster, paint, mummification material, L, 155 cm, 61, Numerous burials, forecourts, temple, King Mentuhotep, II, ca, 2061-2010 b., king, no longer, Hatshepsut served, sanctuary, Greek god, Asklepios, Egyptian deified, sages, Imhotep, Amenhotep, son, Hapu
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