Name: Reshef ca. 1184-664 B.C. New Kingdom, Ramesside-Third Intermediate Period This statue depicts Reshef, a god of the underworld, pestilence and warfare. Reshef was Syro-Palestinian in origin, but was introduced into Egypt in the 18th Dynasty and was then assimilated into Egyptian religion. He is depicted menacing, carrying a shield and a swordlike mace. On his head is the Egyptian white crown, which is combined here with the head of a gazelle.. Reshef 553738 - SuperStock
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Reshef ca. 1184-664 B.C. New Kingdom, Ramesside-Third Intermediate Period This statue depicts Reshef, a god of the underworld, pestilence and warfare. Reshef was Syro-Palestinian in origin, but was introduced into Egypt in the 18th Dynasty and was then assimilated into Egyptian religion. He is depicted menacing, carrying a shield and a swordlike mace. On his head is the Egyptian white crown, which is combined here with the head of a gazelle.. Reshef 553738

SuperStock offers millions of photos, videos, and stock assets to creatives around the world. This image of Reshef ca. 1184-664 B.C. New Kingdom, Ramesside-Third Intermediate Period This statue depicts Reshef, a god of the underworld, pestilence and warfare. Reshef was Syro-Palestinian in origin, but was introduced into Egypt in the 18th Dynasty and was then assimilated into Egyptian religion. He is depicted menacing, carrying a shield and a swordlike mace. On his head is the Egyptian white crown, which is combined here with the head of a gazelle.. Reshef 553738 by Piemags/PL Photography Limited is available for licensing today.

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