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I love to research almost as much as I love writing.
I'll share intriguing items I've found here.

This statue is the Soul of Nekhen. It's my favorite piece in the Egyptian Museum Cairo. I thought it was of the god Anubis, but no. It represents the pharaoh's ancestors, and is in the henu position, a sign of allegiance. Along with the falcon-headed Soul of Pe, these often flanked temple entrances and are shown in coronation scenes, reinforcing the pharaoh's right to rule. Photo taken by myself.

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How Can Fiction Writers Top what happened at the Louvre? 
Curators of Crime Connie Berry, Lane Stone, Nina Wachsman, and myself love to do research. This is just one of the presentations available for your group or library.

HOW CAN FICTION WRITERS TOP WHAT HAPPENED AT THE LOUVRE The Curators of Crime, four author

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