leon

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Aqui tenemos una figura de cerámica que represente a un león sentado. Es del periodo protodinástico y fue encontrado en Hierakonopolis.
Ashmolean Museum
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Figura de fayenza.

Figura de fayenza.

periodo ptolemaico.

Mide: 18 x 6.5 cm x 10.5 cm

RIJKSMUSEUM VAN OUDHEDEN [06/001] LEIDEN

catalogado como : F 1937/6.9

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Shabti of queen Madiqan

Shabti of queen Madiqan

This shabti in green faience was discovered in a pyramid at Nuri. The statuette, which bears the hieroglyphic text of the Chapter 6 from the Book of the Dead, is in the name of Madiqan, daughter of the king Senkamanisken (E.6097, E.6099, E.6103, E.6109A-B) and wife of the kings Anlamani (see E.6108) and Aspelta (see E.7106A-B). She wears a long wig crowned by the skin of a vulture. In the hands, she holds a pair of hoes. The left shoulder supports a square sack suspended by a cord.

Present location KMKG - MRAH [07/003] BRUSSELS

Inventory number E.7361

Dating NAPATAN PERIOD

Archaeological Site NURI

Category SHABTI

Material POTTERY

Technique FORMED BY HAND; PAINTED; ENGRAVED; FAYENCE; ENGRAVED; WRITTEN WITH A REED PEN/REED WITH SPLIT NIB

Height 17 cm

Bibliography

G. Reisner, Preliminary Report on the Havard-Boston Excavations at Nuri: the Kings of Ethiopia after Tirhaqa, in Havard African Studies, Varia Africana II, Cambridge (USA) 1918, 36

M. Werbrouck, Archéologie de Nubie. Napata, BMRAH 14 (1942) 26-31

D. Dunham, The Royal Cemeteries of Kush. Volume II. Nuri, Boston 1955, 294

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