File:KV43-ArmPanelFromAChairSide1 MetropolitanMuseumOfArt.png

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English: Arm panel from a chair found in KV43, from the reign of Thutmose IV, circa 1400-1391 B.C.
On this side the pharaoh sits on a throne, wearing the red crown of Lower Egypt, facing Weret, a lion-headed goddess. Made of cedar wood, once gilded. On display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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