Rock Inscription dedicated to Amun-Re

New Kingdom, Ramesside

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This inscription, removed from a rock cliff in the West Valley of the Kings, was dedicated to Amun-Re by some of the men working on the tomb of Ramesses II. Standing at the left is the scribe Amenemope; to the right, the guardian Khawy kneels before the sacred ram of Amun-Re. The inscription also names the draughtsman Perahotep and one Amenemhat.

Rock Inscription dedicated to Amun-Re, Limestone

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