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The image shows a limestone statue of a kneeling scribe, a woman identified as Amen-em-net, in the State Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia. The statue depicts Amen-em-net holding a papyrus scroll, wearing a striped wig and a necklace. Hieroglyphs are inscribed on the base of the statue and on the papyrus. The statue is displayed on a marble pedestal in front of a brown curtain. To the right of the statue, a red metal cabinet with two doors and a circular opening is mounted on the wall. The floor has a pattern of light and dark squares. A sign with information about the statue, in both Russian and English, is placed in front of the pedestal. The statue dates to the 19th dynasty, the reign of Ramesses II, and is from the 13th century BC, originating from the region of Memphis.
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