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Carter No.: 275a

Handlist description: Statuette of the King as the young Horus

Card/Transcription No.: 275a


275, A. STATUETTE OF KING AS YOUNG HORUS

Max. H. (including pedestal) 60.5, Pedestal 29 x 11.1 x 6.5 cms Statuette and pedestal of wood covered with black resin. Eyes inlaid with gold and fibrous calcite. Horus lock on right side of head. Holds in his right hand a gesso gilt emblem of Hathor. His left arm hangs by his side. Left foot forward. No inscription, nor was it covered with linen.

Treatment. Cleaned eyes with damp brush Sprayed with acetone

Card no. 275a relating to Carter no. 275a
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