dc.contributor	CLARC
dc.contributor.author	CLARC
dc.date.accessioned	2013-11-11T00:47:10Z
dc.date.available	2013-11-11T00:47:10Z
dc.date.issued	2013-11-10
dc.identifier.other	493
dc.identifier.uri	http://hdl.handle.net/10192/25814
dc.description	Egyptian, Late Period, Dynasties XXVI – XXXI, 664 – 332 or Ptolemaic, 332 – 30 B.C.E.
dc.description	The carved ushabti in the form of the god Osiris – wearing the feathered Atef crown – is long and narrow, the face circular and with simple features. A rectangle serves as a nose, raised circles as eyes, and a raised line as a mouth. One ear remains, placed far back upon the head. The arms are folded across the chest with fingers represented by raised bands. There are two vertical lines running down the stomach, the leg, and upturned foot with hieroglyphic writing in between. The back is smooth and slightly rounded. The feet cannot support the piece’s weight, therefore it is made to be placed in the repose position.
dc.description	Currently on display in Goldfarb Library.
dc.description.sponsorship	Brandeis University, Department of Classical Studies
dc.format.extent	Height: 16.3 cm. (6.417”)
dc.format.extent	Width: 4 cm. (1.574”)
dc.format.extent	Depth: 2.8 cm. (1.102”)
dc.format.medium	Stone
dc.language	No linguistic content
dc.language.iso	zxx
dc.rights	Copyright held by CLARC.
dc.title	Egyptian ushabti in the form of the god Osiris
dc.type	Figurine
dc.date.updated	May 30, 2016
dc.contributor.department	Department of Classical Studies

Egyptian ushabti in the form of the god Osiris

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