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Inherkhau & the Three Jackals - Egypt Museum
Scene of the Three Guardian Jackals Confronting the Deceased InherkhauNew Kingdom, 20th Dynasty, c. 1150 B.C.Painted plaster wall scene from the Tomb of Inherkhau (TT359), Deir el-Medina This striking painting shows three black jackal figures, often interpreted as manifestations of Anubis or related necropolis deities, facing the foreman Inherkhau. Each jackal wears a red ribboned collar and stands poised, ears alert and snouts extended in a sup…
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