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The Memphite tomb of Horemheb, commander-in-chief of Tut'ankhamun. I: The reliefs, inscriptions, and commentary/with survey, plans and general account of the architecture by Kenneth J. Frazer, photographs by C.J. Eyre

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EYRE, CHRISTOPHER J

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TextSeries: EXCAVATION MEMOIR(BEF. EEF/EES MEMOIRES)Publication details: London EGYPT EXPLORATION SOCIETY 1989Description: xxvi, 183Subject(s):

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