Osiris statues unearthed in Karnak temple
The French mission working in Karnak temples has unearthed 3 statues and a broken statue base as well as a container holds blue glue which is probably dated to the Late Period (664 BC:332 BC).
The Statues were discovered in Karnak temple, two bronze statues of
Osiris. One statue measures 36cm
height and 7cm width and shows Osiris sitting while wearing the white
crown.
The other statue measure 15cm height and 3cm width and represents Osiris
while standing.
The third statue is probably made of Schist and shows a goddess sitting and wearing the
double crown with a wig underneath. It measures 16cm height and 7.5cm
width and bears hieroglyphics inscriptions which are being cleaned to
be able to define the name of the goddess.
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Labels: Ancient Egypt, Double crown, History, Karnak temple, Luxor, Osiris, Osiris statues, ushabti, White crown



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