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Description: | Column of hieroglyphs beginning 'The Osiris', but difficult to read after that.
The Osiris, the King's Wife, Iset. (G. Janes, 2012)
Green faience shabti figure, with arms crossed left over right on the chest, and wearing a rounded wig and a sidelock of hair. The hands appear to be holding a pair of hoes added in black paint but these are very faint.
Column of inscription on front which names the owner as Iset (Isis).
Originally catalogued as a modern forgery, this object may be authentic, but represents an unusual form.
Material: Faience | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.108372 | Go to resource |
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