American Journal of Archaeology : the Journal of the Archaeological Institute of America
American Journal of Archaeology : the Journal of the Archaeological Institute of America
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high, 1.7 cm. wide and 2 cm. deep still containing part of a tightly rolled papyrus. As early as the eighteenth dynasty there were deposited in the tombs wooden statuettes containing magi- cal papyri intended to aid the dead man in his journey in the other world.
This statuette is probably later than the twenty-first dynasty. (2) A statuette of Osiris, 62.7 cm. high, dating from the twentynsecond dynasty, probably served for the same purpose. (3) Another statuette of Osiris has a hollow in the ...base, probably to hold a small mummified animal. (4) A statuette of Bast and (5) an Osiris seated against an obelisk were also reliquaries. (6) Still another Osiris figure contained grasses wrapped in linen, perhaps intended to represent a mummified serpent. (7) A statuette of Bast, 43 cm. high, repre- sents the goddess seated with arms at her sides and hands near her knees.
This was made in two halves and: contained the mummy of a cat. It probably dates from the Ptolemaic period. (8) One of the best statuettes in the col- lection is that of a standing male figure, 37 cm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
high, 1.7 cm. wide and 2 cm. deep still containing part of a tightly rolled papyrus. As early as the eighteenth dynasty there were deposited in the tombs wooden statuettes containing magi- cal papyri intended to aid the dead man in his journey in the other world.
This statuette is probably later than the twenty-first dynasty. (2) A statuette of Osiris, 62.7 cm. high, dating from the twentynsecond dynasty, probably served for the same purpose. (3) Another statuette of Osiris has a hollow in the ...base, probably to hold a small mummified animal. (4) A statuette of Bast and (5) an Osiris seated against an obelisk were also reliquaries. (6) Still another Osiris figure contained grasses wrapped in linen, perhaps intended to represent a mummified serpent. (7) A statuette of Bast, 43 cm. high, repre- sents the goddess seated with arms at her sides and hands near her knees.
This was made in two halves and: contained the mummy of a cat. It probably dates from the Ptolemaic period. (8) One of the best statuettes in the col- lection is that of a standing male figure, 37 cm.
What to read after American Journal of Archaeology : the Journal of the Archaeological Institute of America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jay I. Kislak Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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