cite as: https://uremuseum.org/record/E.62.47
Accession_Number | E.62.47 | ||||
Shape | Fragment | ||||
Shape_description | This could be part of a pot as the top of the fragment appears to form a lip and the fragment ins curved. | ||||
Material | Terracotta | ||||
Fabric | Egyptian | ||||
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Munsell_color | 2.5YR 6/6 | ||||
Decoration | Raised relief of the head of the goddess Hat-Hor (Cow-eared). Convex surface darker than concave, perhaps a red wash. | ||||
Inscriptions | Image of Hat-Hor. | ||||
Condition | The coulouring (perhaps a wash)has worn off in some small patches, particularly around the edges. There are some shallow cracks around the details of Hat-Hor. | ||||
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Provenance | Deir-el-Bahri (Thebes) | ||||
Period | New Kingdom: 18 dynasty | ||||
Date | 1539-1295 | ||||
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Height | 10.5 at longest | ||||
Diameters | 8.7 at widest | ||||
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Other_dims. | Lip is 1.8 in diameter | ||||
Location | Myth and religion | ||||
Edited_by | Leigh; Alexandra; Kinsey | ||||
Date_edited | 02.09.2002; 16.08.2004; 11.01.2006 |