The defaced artifact, now in the form of an anchor, shows the Goddess #Seshat in a writing pose, though the nature of this find makes further investigation on this piece a highly compelling problem for the researchers involved
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The defaced artifact, now in the form of an anchor, shows the Goddess #Seshat in a writing pose, though the nature of this find makes further investigation on this piece a highly compelling problem for the researchers involved 
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