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Description: | Part of two columns of hieroglyphs are preserved on the back, including the phrase 'Osiris, ruler of eternity.'
Fragment of a limestone pair statuette, with the head a torso of the male figure, who stood on the right side (viewer's left) of the statuette. The hand of the other figure--usually a woman--is preserved on the man's right shoulder. He wears a curled, shoulder-length hairstyle (or wig), and his torso is bare.
Found with objects 5563 and 5564, as well as an amethyst scarab, green faience beads, and a small travertine kohl-pot, not in this museum collection.
Material: Limestone | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.334232 | Go to resource |
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