Greek stela of Peteesi son of Ammonios; below, the exhibition (prothesis) of the mummy

Inv. no. :

Cat. 7145

Material:

Stone / limestone

Dimensions:

25 x 19 x 6 cm

Date:

30 BCE – 395 CE

Period:

Roman Period

Acquisition:

Drovetti collection, 1824

Museum location:

Not on display

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