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View full screenOne of four gold bangles made from a bar of D-section bent into a ring and soldered, from the burial of the 'Qurna Queen': Ancient Egyptian, Upper Egypt, Thebes, Qurna, 2nd Intermediate Period, 17th Dynasty, c.1585-1545 BC
A.1909.527.16
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Egypt, Northern Africa
2nd Intermediate Period, 17th Dynasty
Ancient Egyptian
Dra Abu el-Naga, Thebes, Upper Egypt, Egypt, Northern Africa
Excavator: Petrie, William Matthew Flinders, Professor Sir, 1853 - 1942
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Qurneh / by W.M. Flinders Petrie. London, B.S.A.E. & B. Quaritch, 1909, 6 - 10
Maitland, Margaret, Daniel M. Potter, and Lore Troalen 2022. The burial of the "Qurna Queen". In Miniaci, Gianluca and Peter Lacovara (eds), The treasure of the Egyptian queen Ahhotep and international relations at the turn of the Middle Bronze Age (1600-1500 BCE), 205-233. London: Golden House
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