A statue that may be of a noble of Assiut, which was a province of Middle Egypt. It depicts him standing with his left leg forward, he is wearing a black, curly wig and a plastered kilt. He is holding a scepter and a long staff. The most striking thing about this figure is the inlaid eyes, which give an amazing expression to the face.

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egyptian statue, wooden statue with inlaid eyes

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