Part of the case of an anthropoid coffin
The bottom of the case carries an incomplete painted image the goddess Nut. She is shown full-face, wearing the Hathoric crown and a ribbon with pendants around her neck; her dress is long and clinging, and its shoulder-straps leave the breasts bare. The bottom of the sarcophagus consists of two joined boards. The name of the goddess is written in three large, originally green hieroglyphs over her head.
Present location MUSEO ARCHEOLO...GICO NAZIONALE/MUSEO EGIZIO [05/027] FLORENCE
Inventory number 10508b
Dating LATE PERIOD
Archaeological Site EL-HIBA
Category COFFIN/SARCOPHAGUS CASE
Material WOOD
Technique PAINTED
The bottom of the case carries an incomplete painted image the goddess Nut. She is shown full-face, wearing the Hathoric crown and a ribbon with pendants around her neck; her dress is long and clinging, and its shoulder-straps leave the breasts bare. The bottom of the sarcophagus consists of two joined boards. The name of the goddess is written in three large, originally green hieroglyphs over her head.
Present location MUSEO ARCHEOLO...GICO NAZIONALE/MUSEO EGIZIO [05/027] FLORENCE
Inventory number 10508b
Dating LATE PERIOD
Archaeological Site EL-HIBA
Category COFFIN/SARCOPHAGUS CASE
Material WOOD
Technique PAINTED
Width 56.5 cm
Translation
Nut
Bibliography•G.Botti, Le casse di mummie e i sarcofagi da El-Hibeh nel Museo Egizio di Firenze, Firenze, 1958, pg. 28, tav. VII/2.
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Translation
Nut
Bibliography•G.Botti, Le casse di mummie e i sarcofagi da El-Hibeh nel Museo Egizio di Firenze, Firenze, 1958, pg. 28, tav. VII/2.
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