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cartouche

[kahr-toosh] / kɑrˈtuʃ /


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They unearthed the well-preserved city that had almost complete walls and rooms filled with tools of daily life along with rings, scarabs, coloured pottery vessels and mud bricks bearing seals of Amenhotep’s cartouche.

From Reuters Apr. 8, 2021

Included among the items were gold amulets, a relief with the cartouche of a Ptolemaic king, wooden tomb model figures, and two Roman period funerary stelae.

From Fox News Jul. 7, 2020

A cartouche carved on the ceiling bears the name of King Thutmose I of the early 18th dynasty.

From Washington Times Dec. 9, 2017

A cartouche carved on the ceiling bears the name of King Thutmose I of the early 18th dynasty, according to the ministry.

From The Guardian Dec. 9, 2017

The end of the Ptolemy cartouche means “Ever-living, beloved of the god Ptah.”

From "Cosmos" by Carl Sagan




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