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English: Lantern Slide Collection: Views, Objects: Egypt. Abu Simbel [selected images]. View 10: Egypt - Abu Simbel., n.d. Brooklyn Museum Archives (S10|08 Abu Simbel, image 9496). |
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| Author | William Henry Goodyear, Joseph Hawkes, and John McKecknie |
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