arcophagus reused at Tanis by Psusennes I.

Detail of a 19th Dynasty sarcophagus reused at Tanis by Psusennes I. A pair of eyes above the facade of a palace. Country of Origin: Egypt. Culture: Ancient Egyptian. Date/Period: New Kingdom, 19th Dynasty. Place of Origin: Tanis. Material Size: black basalt, l = 220 cms, h = 80 cm. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ Egyptian Museum, Cairo . Location: 39.

Faience low-relief plaque

Faience low-relief plaque of a winged, lion-headed goddess. Egyptian and related Nubian lion-headed goddess took various forms, including Hathor for her gentle, protective aspect, and Sekhmet for her wild destructive side. Country of Origin: Sudan. Culture: Nubian. Place of Origin: Meroe. Material/Size: Ceramic. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ Sudan Archaeological Museum, Khartoum. Location: 138.

gold plaque

Incised gold plaque depicting a Meroitic king honouring the Egyptian god Horus.The king is symbollically equated to the falcon god in his aspect as Re-Herakhty, Horus of the Horizon. Country of Origin: Sudan. Culture: Nubian. Place of Origin: Meroe or Napata. Material Size: Gold. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ Sudan Archaeological Museum, Khartoum. Location: 138.

Conferencia de José Lull. Aswan. "Las fuentes del NIlo"

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