The Xith Dynasty Temple At Deir El Bahari volume 32
The Xith Dynasty Temple At Deir El Bahari volume 32
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White lime- stone : upper part of a votive figure of a priestess, "fan-bearer of the image of the cod " Good work, showing details of the headdress well. At the side of the plinth at the back is represented the ostrich -feather fan which the priestess bore in the processions of the image which she served. Height 8 ins. XVIIIth Dynasty. PI. XVIIl. 1. British Museum, no. 40954. Close-grained yellow limestone : head of a votive figure of a man in heavy wig. Somewhat damaged and smeared with black ...paint. Height 4 ins. Possibly Middle Kingdom, but more probably early XVIIIth Dynasty. 2. Black granite head of a man in short wig. XVIIIth Dynasty. 3. Grey sandstone head of a man ; face painted red and wis: black. Middle Kingdom? 4. White limestone head of a man with shaven head. Fine work. XVIIIth Dynasty. 5. British Museum, no. 43132. Small white limestone head of a man : very fine style. The hair is represented as natural, not a wig : it is moderately long, and the top of the head is shown as bald.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
White lime- stone : upper part of a votive figure of a priestess, "fan-bearer of the image of the cod " Good work, showing details of the headdress well. At the side of the plinth at the back is represented the ostrich -feather fan which the priestess bore in the processions of the image which she served. Height 8 ins. XVIIIth Dynasty. PI. XVIIl. 1. British Museum, no. 40954. Close-grained yellow limestone : head of a votive figure of a man in heavy wig. Somewhat damaged and smeared with black ...paint. Height 4 ins. Possibly Middle Kingdom, but more probably early XVIIIth Dynasty. 2. Black granite head of a man in short wig. XVIIIth Dynasty. 3. Grey sandstone head of a man ; face painted red and wis: black. Middle Kingdom? 4. White limestone head of a man with shaven head. Fine work. XVIIIth Dynasty. 5. British Museum, no. 43132. Small white limestone head of a man : very fine style. The hair is represented as natural, not a wig : it is moderately long, and the top of the head is shown as bald.
What to read after The Xith Dynasty Temple At Deir El Bahari volume 32?
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