Clay figure of animal

Made:
2000-1000 BCE in Ancient Egypt
maker:
Unknown

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Unbaked clay figure of animal, one ear damaged, amuletic, unsigned, Egyptian, 2000BC-1000BC

Details

Category:
Classical & Medieval Medicine
Object Number:
A22929
Materials:
complete, earthenware
type:
figure - representation
taxonomy:
  • visual and verbal communication

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