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Rose, Charlotte B. "Childbirth Magic." Expedition: The Magazine of the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology 58, no. 3. (2016): 38-45.

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  • Object[5]
  • yes[5]
  • no[5]
  • egyptian[5]
  • figurine[1]
  • figurine fragment[2]
  • model[2]
  • table[1]
  • dra abu el-naga[1]
  • egypt[5]
  • mit-rahineh[3]
  • thebes (egypt)[1]
  • upper egypt[1]
  • late period[1]
  • 420[1]
  • debris[1]
  • l.c. vi, 2--3, 59, x/6[1]
  • rm152[1]
  • bed?[1]
  • bes?[1]
  • couch[1]
  • infant[1]
  • nude female[1]
  • nursing female[1]
  • stool?[1]
  • table?[1]
  • terracotta[5]
  • yes[5]
terracotta

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E1983

E1983

Model

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29-87-572C

29-87-572C

Model

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29-71-795

29-71-795

Figurine Fragment

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29-71-817

29-71-817

Figurine

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29-71-778

29-71-778

Figurine Fragment

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