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Description: | Three columns of hieroglyphs on top of legs, the first column of which is very damaged. From columns 2-3: '...lord of the sky, Amun, chief of the gods, the great god who created himself...which you give, may I smell the breath which you have given (and be) among your followers, every day.'
Limestone statue of a kneeling man, preserved from the waist down. The statue is broken in two diagonally across the legs, with one half (viewer's left) better preserved than the other. The man wears an ankle-length kilt, and his hand were probably raised up to hold an offering.
The statue probably comes from Thebes (modern Luxor).
Material: Limestone | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.108045 | Go to resource |
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