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Ma'at Photo: Good luck Scarab

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Nubian kings liked to carry me around for good luck. [Drawing of the detail on a Third Intermediate Period (ca. 730 BCE) scarab of King Piye, including the goddess Ma'at. Drawing 2012 by Walters Art Museum.] (tagged: Ma'at (Maat, Mayet))

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