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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
Fabric_description
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.
Technique/Style
Provenance
Deir-el-Bahri
(Thebes)
Period
New
Kingdom:
18
dynasty
Date
1539-1295
Dating_details
Artist
Attribution
Image
2002.98.0164.jpg
Fragment of pottery of goddess Hat-Hor.
2002.98.0165.jpg
Side view of fragment of pottery, of goddess Hat-Hor
Comparanda
Bibliography
Archive_Ref
Beazley_DB
Height
10.5 at
longest
Diameters
8.7 at
widest
Handle_height
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
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