Stela Fragment
69-29-74
From: Egypt | Abydos
Curatorial Section: Egyptian
Object Number | 69-29-74 |
Current Location | Collections Storage |
Provenience | Egypt | Abydos |
Site Name | Abydos |
Locus | Rp.6F |
Section | Egyptian |
Materials | Limestone |
Inscription Language | Hieroglyphic |
Description | Fragment of a round-topped stela. Winged sun disc and twin udjat eyes with incense cup in the lunette. The central panel has three standing gods, facing right. At the right is a falcon-headed god wearing a sun disc on his head, wrapped like a mummy, holding a was-scepter. The central deitiy is also falcon-headed with a sun disc on his head, but he is dressed in a kilt, with his left hand up in praise, and his right hand by his side holding an ankh. At the left is a goddess with a Hathor crown, whose left arm is up in praise, while her right arm is by her side holding an ankh. Partial texts between the figures. |
Credit Line | Penn-Yale Expedition to Abydos, Egypt; David O'Connor and William Kelly Simpson, 1969 |
Other Number | 67-238 - Field No SF |
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