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A pottery jar with three painted representations of an "ankh-sign" with 2 arms holding 2 Was-scepters; in addition, there are two smaller ankh-signs suspended from the arms. From Egypt. Ramesside Period, 1292–1069 BCE. (The British Museum, London)
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