Statuette of the goddess Isis seated on a throne suckling her son Horus. Horus has the uraeus on his forehead. Isis is guiding her left breast towards Horus with her right hand. She also has a uraeus as well as a crown with a cobra frieze from which used to rise her lyre-shaped horns, now broken.
Present location |
MUSEU NACIONAL DE ARQUEOLOGIA [46/003] LISBON |
Inventory number |
E 180 (n. cat. 246) |
Dating |
LATE PERIOD |
Archaeological Site |
UNKNOWN |
Category |
HUMAN FIGURINE |
Material |
BRONZE |
Technique |
CASTING |
Height |
15.5 cm |
Width |
4 cm |