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- 1. Ancient Egyptian Artifacts Exhibited at Sadigh Gallery Ancient Art, Inc.
- 2. ARTIFACT COLOR ENLARGEMENT (800) 426-2007 DESCRIPTION Stucco over linen cartonnage fragment with a seated Khnum, ram headed God of fertility and inundation, by a fire alter with two cobras above it. The brown, red, green, and orange surface secured to the linen base. Two lines of hieroglyphs. Displayed in a shadow box. New Kingdom, 20th Dynasty. 1200-1085 BC ( 7" x 5")
- 3. ARTIFACT COLOR ENLARGEMENT (800) 426-2007 DESCRIPTION Carved marble ram reclined on a base, incised patterns are carved onto the surface, a ruler stands in front. Earthen encrustations. Ptolemaic. 305-30 BC (16" x 12" x 6")
- 4. ARTIFACT COLOR ENLARGEMENT (800) 426-2007 DESCRIPTION Egyptian. Wooden cat with traces of linen on the body. Clear glass eyes. Cats were often depicted in the painted decoration of private tombs, either participating in the scenes of hunting, fowling in the marshes or seated beneath the chair of the owner. 26th Dynasty. 663-525 BC (14" x 7" x 4 ¾")
- 5. ARTIFACT COLOR ENLARGEMENT (800) 426-2007 DESCRIPTION Ancient Egyptian. Unusually large round terracotta vessel from Predynastic era. With a flaring wide lip with incised lines marked towards the bottom of the surface. Comes with a metal tripod. 4000-3000 BC (22" x 22").
- 6. ARTIFACT COLOR ENLARGEMENT (800) 426-2007 DESCRIPTION Carved green limestone head of a horned bull, the horns long and curved. Very detailed and attractive. 18th Dynasty. 1570-1342 BC. (2 ¼" x 1 ½").
- 7. ARTIFACT COLOR ENLARGEMENT (800) 426-2007 DESCRIPTION Carved solid marble Ushabti, arms crossed, with chin beard and large headdress, an animal on the top. Six lines of hieroglyphs on the front. Often called "Servants of the Afterlife", Ushabtis were placed in the tomb of the mummy and were intended to be servants that would magically come to life and do any chore the mummy might be called upon to perform in the afterlife. 26th Dynasty. 663-525 BC (11 ¼" x 4")
- 8. ARTIFACT COLOR ENLARGEMENT (800) 426-2007 DESCRIPTION Carved beige Egyptian alabaster vessel with a short neck, wide flaring lip, and pedestal base. Some encrustation. Third Intermediate Period. 1085-950 BC