The Global Egyptian Museum

Amulet with two differently treated surfaces: the first one is flat whereas the other is fashioned in the likeness of the god Bes in frontal view, crouched, with the hands on the knees and a rounded belly. Two erect snakes frame his bearded face on either side. The head is surmounted by a plumed-headdress, which itself supports a partly damaged suspension ring in the shape of a double disc-shaped bead.

Amulette comportant une face plane et d'une autre modelée en forme de dieu Bès vu de face, accroupi, mains reposant sur les genoux, ventre bombé. Le visage, barbu, est encadré de deux serpents dressés verticalement de part et d'autre. La tête est surmontée d'une coiffe de plumes supportant elle-même un anneau de suspension en forme de perles discoïdes accolées, en partie disparu.

Amulet with two differently treated surfaces: the first one is flat whereas the other is fashioned in the likeness of the god Bes in frontal view, crouched, with the hands on the knees and a rounded belly. Two erect snakes frame his bearded face on either side. The head is surmounted by a plumed-headdress, which itself supports a partly damaged suspension ring in the shape of a double disc-shaped bead.

Schrift
Taal
Tekstgenre
Tekstinhoud
Schrijftechniek
Conservering van de tekst
Hierogliefen
Transliteratie
Vertaling

Afbeeldingen	Attachments