Image: Egyptian king Osorkon II and queen Karomama I. Temple relief. Red granite, painted. From a gateway in the temple at Bubastis, Egypt. 22nd Dynasty, c. 850 BCE. British Museum
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Description: Egyptian king Osorkon II and queen Karomama I. Temple relief. Red granite, painted. from a gateway in the temple at Bubastis, Egypt. Third Intermediate Period, 22nd (Libyan) Dynasty, c. 850 BCE. British Museum, London.
Title: Egyptian king Osorkon II and queen Karomama I. Temple relief. Red granite, painted. From a gateway in the temple at Bubastis, Egypt. 22nd Dynasty, c. 850 BCE. British Museum
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