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| | The Henna Page - The Encyclopedia of Henna - Henna and Fingernails |
 | | From the New Kingdom period on, the songstresses of Amun-Re are depicted with hennaed nails. |
 | | This can be seen in the mummy board of a Songstress of Amun-Re from Thebes, 1050 BCE, in the British Museum, London. |
 | | The women of the Minoan world hennaed their nails as seen on the fresco “Mistress of Animals” and Crocus Gatherer, Room e3 a, first floor, North Wall, and in “Lustral Basin”, North Wall, Adorants, Xeste 3, at Akrotiri, dated prior to the eruption of Thera in the first half of the second millennium BCE. |
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