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Ushabti of Upajj |
Ushabti of Upajj
The mummiform statuette belonged to general Upajj and has the arms crossed over the chest. In the hands holds the agricultural tools and has the bag of seeds on the back. The statuette has a small back pillar. and a small base. The inscription, reading a reducer version of the formula, is placed into a column surrounded by an incised frame on the front and due to the loss of the foot is not readable the name of the mother.
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| Object | ||
| Definizione: | Funerary statuette | |
| Class and ware: | Funerary furnishings | |
| Title or subject: |
Ushabti of Upajj |
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| Cronologia (Label is not translated) | ||
| Period: | XXVI Dynasty | |
| Dati_tecnici (Label is not translated) | ||
| Material: | Faience | |
| Technique: | Die casting | |
| Height: | 12,5 | |
| Varie: | Conservation status: the foot is lost | |
| Bibliography | ||
| Bibliography: |
1979, Bresciani E., “Un ushabti del generale Psametek-sa-Neith nel museo “L.Pogliaghi” a Varese” in "Egitto e Vicino Oriente II", Pisa, pp.49-55 |
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