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In early Egypt silver was the most precious of all the metals. It was called Het-Nub or White Gold, and seems to have been mined in the Silver Mountains far away in Asia Minor. Very few silver Egyptian objects remain. But one of the most interesting is a silver Sphinx, bearing t