Preserved Baskets of Spices, Ancient Egypt

Museo Egizio

by Museo Egizio
published on 28 June 2024

Preserved Baskets of Spices, Ancient Egypt — Baskets of spices and condiments, including tarragon, cumin and lard, from the tomb of Kha, Deir el-Medina, Egypt, c. 1425-1353 BCE.

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