Ptolemaic Egyptian statue sculpture of a man, 1st Cent BC, Granite . Louvre Museum inv E3435. The bust would have been on a statue with flowing drapes

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Ptolemaic Egyptian statue sculpture of a man, 1st Cent BC, Granite . Louvre Museum inv E3435. The bust would have been on a statue with flowing drapes typical of the period. The short hair style is typical of Ptoloemaic Egypt and the headband denotes someone of importance.

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