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Egyptian antiquite: canopy vases (albaster)

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Egyptian 26th Dynasty (664-525 BC) / Egyptian

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Photo Josse

Location

Louvre, Paris, France

Medium

albaster

Date

664 BC - 525 BC (C7th BC - C6th BC)

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Egyptian antiquite: canopy vases in albaster. These vases were used to collect the visceres of the deceased mummifies: they represent the sons of Horus: Qebhsenuef (a faucoun's head for the intestines), Duamutef a jackal head (stomach), Hapy (a baboon's head) for the lungs and Imsety (a tete) human) for the liver. These were minor deities who protected the organs that were taken away during mummification. Low period, end of the 26th dynasty. Paris, Louvre Museum

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