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Limestone statue of a seated man
Carved stone figure made from a single piece of stone. The pedestal is painted red. There appears to be a surface treatment across the figures body, but little pigment remains. The eyes are painted black and there is a small amount of blue pigment surviving around the edges of the face and wig.
Mummiform figure, seated, from a model funerary boat.
Length: 7 cm
Method of acquisition: Given
(1937)
by
Ricketts, C. H. and Shannon, C. S.
Thirteenth Dynasty
Middle Kingdom
-1773
BCE
-
-1650
BCE
Surface composed of paint ( red, blue and black) Substrate composed of stone
Accession number: E.24.1937
Primary reference Number: 53564
Oldadmincategory: SU
Stable URI
Owner or interested party: The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department: Antiquities
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Accession Number: E.6.1914
Accession Number: E.35.1907
Accession Number: E.62.1926
Accession Number: GR.3c.1891
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