Description
GRAFFITO Egypt, New Kingdom, late 18th-early 19th dynasty, mid-14th century B.C. Limestone. 2 excavation inventory numbers, one of which is legible "1049". Dim. 15 x 22 cm Provenance Former French collection, acquired in the late 1980s French private collection Depicting two male heads. One wearing a short wig with a lapel, the other probably represents a Nubian. Below, traces of two hieroglyphs, the owl = "m" and an open hand. A New-Kingdom limestone graffito. Showing two male heads. One wearing a short, cuffed wig, the other probably represents a Nubian. Below, traces of two hieroglyphics, the owl = "m" and an open hand.Ca. dynasty XVIII-XIX, mid. 14th century B.C
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GRAFFITO Egypt, New Kingdom, late 18th-early 19th dynasty, mid-14th century B.C. Limestone. 2 excavation inventory numbers, one of which is legible "1049". Dim. 15 x 22 cm Provenance Former French collection, acquired in the late 1980s French private collection Depicting two male heads. One wearing a short wig with a lapel, the other probably represents a Nubian. Below, traces of two hieroglyphs, the owl = "m" and an open hand. A New-Kingdom limestone graffito. Showing two male heads. One wearing a short, cuffed wig, the other probably represents a Nubian. Below, traces of two hieroglyphics, the owl = "m" and an open hand.Ca. dynasty XVIII-XIX, mid. 14th century B.C
