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Fig. 1. Fragment of a relief from the sun temple of Niuserre showing a crocodile in lower register. Abu Gurob. V Dyn. [von Bissing, 1956, Taf. XIX] (Рис._1.jpg, 1,192 Kb) [Download]
Fig. 2. Relief of Amenemhat III from the temple of Sebek in Fayum. XII Dyn. British museum, EA1072 [https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/Y_EA1072] (Рис._2.png, 432 Kb) [Download]
Fig. 3. Ramesses III offers nw-vessels to Sebek of Shedet. Relief from the Medinet Habu temple. XX Dyn. [Medinet Habu, 1964, pl. 582d] (Рис._3.jpg, 96 Kb) [Download]
Fig. 4. Fragment of painting on the inside of the lid of the coffin of Heny. Asyut, tomb No. 1. XII Dyn. [Pogo, 1932, fig. 1] (Рис._4.jpg, 54 Kb) [Download]
Fig. 5. Images of the constellations of “astronomical” ceiling from the tomb of Senmut. Thebes. XVIII Dyn. [Priskin, 2019, fig. 2] (Рис._5.jpg, 128 Kb) [Download]
Fig. 6. Images of the constellations of “astronomical” ceiling from the tomb of Seti I. Thebes. XIX Dyn. [Priskin, 2019, fig. 3] (Рис._6.jpg, 81 Kb) [Download]
Fig. 7. Picture of winter constellations visible above the southern horizon [https://www.wildlife.by] (Рис._7.png, 123 Kb) [Download]