Relief of a head in  The uraeas, the royal cobra of Ancient Egypt, was worn by a pharaoh on his brow, usually combined with one or other of the royal crowns, as a symbol of his supreme authority
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Relief of a head in  The uraeas, the royal cobra of Ancient Egypt, was worn by a pharaoh on his brow, usually combined with one or other of the royal crowns, as a symbol of his supreme authority

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Relief of a head in  The uraeas, the royal cobra of Ancient Egypt, was worn by a pharaoh on his brow, usually combined with one or other of the royal crowns, as a symbol of his supreme authority, Egypt. Ancient Egyptian. found in Rome.

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Werner Forman Archive/ Museo Nazionale Romano, Rome

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Photo12/Universal Images Group/Werner Forman

Notre référence

UMG12A19_470

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Non

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Droits gérés

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29,8Mo (2,3Mo) / 29,0cm x 25,7cm / 3424 x 3040 (300dpi)

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