A fragment of a relief

A fragment of a relief. Figures in a precession playing the sistrum. Country of Origin: Egypt. Culture: Ancient Egyptian. Date/Period: 18th dynasty c.1345 BC. Place of Origin: El Amarna. Material Size: Sunk relief in limestone. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ Private Collection

amulet snake

Crudely incised stone amulet of a rearing cobra, emblem of the divine forces protecting the creator, king and creation, with a suspension loop above the head. The cemetery where this was excavated lies near the villages of el-Riqqeh and Girza, not far from the Residence of the Middle Kingdom kings at Itjtawy (probably modern el-Lisht). The piece was found in the intact New Kingdom burial of a woman, whose body lay in a grave measuring 90 by 60 by 85 inches, the head to the east and the face turned to the north. The coffin was of pottery, and the grave-goods included two stone cosmetic dishes, blue glass beads, a mirror, two gold penannular ear-rings, and a cowrie-shaped seal-amulet and scarab amulet. Together the group presents the items of adornment treasured by a relatively well-to-do lady of the late 18th Dynasty, when Egypt was at the peak of her power, about 1350 BC.

EL-RIQQEH

BASALT ?

18TH DYNASTY

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Schematically cut green stone amulet in the form of a frog,

Schematically cut green stone amulet in the form of a frog, a popular amulet from predynastic times onwards.

OLD KINGDOM ?

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Antiquari epigràfic Sagunt

Antiquari epigràfic

Sagunt

amphora fragment

amphora fragment, silen
Naukratis Egypt
Beazley, J. D.. 1956. Attic black-figure vase-painters.
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Lamb, Winifred. 1936. Corpus vasorum antiquorum. Great Britain ; fasc.11, fasc.2. Cambridge.
pl. 20 (499) 36
Accession:
Object Number: GR.192.1899
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Instruction of Ptahhotep

Instruction of Ptahhotep
https://mjn.host.cs.st-andrews.ac.uk/…/co…/pdf/Ptahhotep.pdf

DUAMUTEF

Small faience plaque with two-dimensional depiction of a jackal-headed mummiform god, to be identified as Duamutef, one of the four sons of Horus (protective guardians of the internal organs removed and embalmed separately in mummification).
DUAMUTEF
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