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Carter No.: 367r

Handlist description: 14 violet faience forelegs of bovine animal

Card/Transcription No.: 367qr 


36, Q and R.


R.
Fourteen violet faience fore-legs of a bovine animal (such as
an ox). Max. L. 12.3; Min. L. 11.2 cents.
These models include the head of the metacarpal bones
downwards, showing the pastern, sesamoids and cloven hoof,
thus:


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L.


Q.
Nineteen greenish-blue faience fore-legs of a bovine animal
(similar to those above). Max. L. 12.3; Min. L. 11.0 cents.


See Gardiner; Eg. Gram; p. 455.
Ideogram in <> whmt 'hoof', <> when 'hoof'
Phon. <> when 'repeat'.
Card no. 367qr relating to Carter no. 367r
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