Part of stone frieze representing head

Made:
350 BCE-1 CE
Part of stone frieze representing head

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Part of stone frieze representing head and shoulders of king (?), face in right profile wearing wig and uraeus, Egyptian, 350BC-1AD

Details

Category:
Classical & Medieval Medicine
Collection:
Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
Object Number:
A243547
Materials:
limestone
Measurements:
length 106 mm
width 80 mm
thickness 32 mm
type:
frieze - decorative element and fragment

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