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The larger fragment on the left suggest that it originated from the Theban area, and side of the recto bears the inventory number Cat. possibly from the village of Deir el-Medina. (Figs 4, 5) is the transcription of the the papyrus was flipped over horizontally and not whole document, as clearly indicated by the meas- vertically to write on the other side), preserves one urements given at the top of the page: "now 22= column of text with a width of 195 mm, contain- x 40 ½ cent.". Traces of palimpsest texts are visible . . .
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