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A remarkable group of Egyptian stelae from the second intermediate period

@inproceedings{Mare1993ARG,
  title={A remarkable group of Egyptian stelae from the second intermediate period},
  author={Marcel Mar{\'e}e},
  year={1993}
}
L'auteur decrit et publie une stele egyptienne de provenance inconnue acquise en 1939 par le National Museum of Antiquities de Leiden, qu'il compare ensuite avec deux autres steles de la seconde periode intermediaire deja publiees. Son but est de montrer que ces trois steles peuvent etre attribuer a une meme main et faire l'objet d'une etude d'ensemble. 
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