A kohl pot made from wood and ivory.The pot has five holes in it and some remains of the stibium used to paint the eyes, the lid is of ivory with ebony and ivory pegs. One of the holes is smaller and holds the kohl stick. Inscribed down the front is a vertical line of text, coloured yellow.
Present location |
LIVERPOOL MUSEUM [03/061] LIVERPOOL |
Inventory number |
M11187 |
Dating |
18TH DYNASTY |
Archaeological Site |
UNKNOWN |
Category |
KOHL POT |
Material |
WOOD; IVORY |
Technique |
WOOD-TECHNIQUE |
Height |
7.3 cm |
Width |
4.2 cm |
The wab-priest of Amun, on the second rosta of the phyle, Nefryhekat, possessing reverence.