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Valley of the Kings / Ramesses III / Year of birth unknown / Ramses II / Deir el-Bahari / Ramesses I / Mummy / Twentieth Dynasty of Egypt / Nephthys / Ancient Egypt / 2nd millennium BC / Humanities
Date: 2009-06-03 11:22:04
Valley of the Kings
Ramesses III
Year of birth unknown
Ramses II
Deir el-Bahari
Ramesses I
Mummy
Twentieth Dynasty of Egypt
Nephthys
Ancient Egypt
2nd millennium BC
Humanities

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