The Global Egyptian Museum

Amulet representing the god Hepi, son of Horus, anthropoid with the head of a baboon. He is shown in profile, facing left, dressed in a long tunic and holding a crook in his hands. At the top and bottom are two openings for suspension, one on each side.

Amuleto que representa al dios Hapi, hijo de Horus, antropomorfo, con cabeza de cinocéfalo. Aparece de perfil, hacia la izquierda, vestido con larga túnica. En las manos sostiene un cayado. La pieza es de buena factura. En los extremos superior e inferior se aprecian dos orificios de suspensión, uno a cada lado.

Amulet representing the god Hepi, son of Horus, anthropoid with the head of a baboon. He is shown in profile, facing left, dressed in a long tunic and holding a crook in his hands. At the top and bottom are two openings for suspension, one on each side.

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