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Description: | Top register: hieroglyphs above Hathor cow and above offering table call her 'Hathor, mistress of the west' and 'mistress of heaven, foremost of the goddesses'.
Upper register: two columns of hieroglyphs at left.
Painted wooden stela dedicated to the goddess Hathor, who is depicted in the top register in the form a cow, wearing the solar disk and two ostrich feathers between her horns. The cow's body is patterned with a bead net. Above her are three lotus flower bouquets, and in front of her is a table of offerings.
Bottom register shows two people making offerings; bottom of stela is broken away and surface is damaged.
Material: Wood | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.242413 | Go to resource |
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