File:Borchardt (Abb. 107 on p. 127).png

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DescriptionBorchardt (Abb. 107 on p. 127).png	English: A photograph of a false door taken from the tomb of Khamerernebty, a daughter of Nyuserre Ini. Taken from Ludwig Borchardt's Das Grabdenkmal des Königs Ne-User-Re (1907).
Date	1907
Source	https://digi.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/diglit/borchardt1907bd1
Author	Ludwig Borchardt

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