A solid bronze statuette of the god Amun-Re, represented walking and in his right hand he holds a mace up to his crown.The god has a grotesque head with the mane and ears of a lion. This is the head of the god Bes but the tall, conical crown of bound reeds was worn by Amun, and it may have been surmounted by a sun-disk.The hollow pedestal is rectangular and is inscribed with a dedication by Nesptah, son of Wenuamun and Pen-neter.
Present location |
LIVERPOOL MUSEUM [03/061] LIVERPOOL |
Inventory number |
M11594 |
Dating |
GRAECO-ROMAN PERIOD |
Archaeological Site |
UNKNOWN |
Category |
FIGURINE/STATUETTE |
Material |
BRONZE |
Technique |
FULL CAST |
Height |
20 cm |