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ID number: ECM 6230 Named collection: The Eton Myers Collection Title / Object name: Ibis Mummy Jar and Wrappings Object type: Vessel Culture: Egyptian Date made: Late Period to Ptolemaic Period (664-30 BCE) Materials: Ceramic; Animal; Linen; Resin Measurements: overall: length: 41.50 cm x diameter: 17.00 cm x rim thickness: 1.38 cm Provenance: Possibly from Tuna el-Gebel, Middle Egypt |
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Ibis-mummy jar with empty wrappings Notes: The ibis mummy was possibly intended as an offering to the god Thoth. The Egyptian also prepared elaborate effigies for sacred animals; an excellent example is the Ptolemaic cat statuettes dedicated to the goddess Bastet and inscribed with solar imagery (such as ECM 6522). |
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