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Nebmerutef was so happy I taught him how to write that he made two statues showing everybody what class was like. [Two stone statues of Thoth in baboon form, next to the royal scribe and lector-priest Nebmerutef as a seated scribe. Stylistically dated to the New Kingdom, Dynasty 19/Ramesside period (ca. 1250-1100BCE)] (tagged: Thoth)

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