A section of a shroud with hieroglyphs painted scene depicting a dead woman, Tashay, having her heart weighed, against the feather of truth and righteousness in a scale by Thoth and Horus, while Thoth in his baboon form is also sitting on the top of the scale. This scene relates to spell 125 in the Book of the Dead. The piece is dated by her hairstyle to 140-160 AD, and was purchased by Wellcome at auction in 1931.

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