Hathor emblem from a sistrum ca. 664-332 B.C. Late Period Both sides of this piece show a triangular-shaped frontal face with cows ears. The face is surrounded by a straight wig bound at intervals with horizontal ribbons. Underneath it is an elaborate collar composed of several rows of floral elements as well as tube and drop beads. On either side of the face is a uraeus with a tall crown. The crowns are damaged but can be reconstructed as the crown of Upper Egypt on one side and that of Lower Egypt on the other.This piece depicts the so called Hathor emblem and was originally part of a sistrum, a musical instrument that was used in rituals.. Hathor emblem from a sistrum. ca. 664-332 B.C.. Faience. Late Period. From Egypt

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Hathor emblem from a sistrum ca. 664-332 B.C. Late Period Both sides of this piece show a triangular-shaped frontal face with cows ears. The face is surrounded by a straight wig bound at intervals with horizontal ribbons. Underneath it is an elaborate collar composed of several rows of floral elements as well as tube and drop beads. On either side of the face is a uraeus with a tall crown. The crowns are damaged but can be reconstructed as the crown of Upper Egypt on one side and that of Lower Egypt on the other.This piece depicts the so called Hathor emblem and was originally part of a sistrum, a musical instrument that was used in rituals.. Hathor emblem from a sistrum. ca. 664-332 B.C.. Faience. Late Period. From Egypt

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