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Lopez-Moncet, A. and A., S.H. (1999). Les papillons («Monarques») du tombeau de Khnoumhotep II à Béni-Hassan (Moyen Empire, XIIe dynastie). Encyclopédie religieuse de l'Univers végétal, Croyances phytoreligieuses de l'Égypte ancienne 1, , 265–277.
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Zelenková, L. (2010). The Royal Kilt in Non-Royal Iconography? The Tomb Owner Fowling and Spear-Fishing in the Old and Middle Kingdom. BACE, 21, 141–166.
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Stefanovic, D. (2010). Four Middle Kingdom stelae from the National Archaeological Museum, Athens. JEA, 96, 207–215.
Abstract: Athens L128: Woman embracing a son / servant / offering bearer dressed in a royal-like dress, carrying a waterfowl.
Athens L131: Woman smelling a lotus with a long and narrow stem that reaches the ground and resembles a long staff.
Keywords: Athens L128. L131, L132, L155
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Altenmüller, H. (2002). Der Himmelsaufstieg des Grabherrn. Zu den Szenen des zSS wAD in den Gräbern des Alten Reiches. SAK, 30, 1–42.
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