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Object statement
Amulet, statuette of Isis with Horus, faience, Egypt, BCE 664-395 CE
From Saqqara or Memphis, Egypt.
Dating from late Saite Period (XXVIth Dynasty) to Roman Period (BCE 664-395 CE).
In Egyptian mythology Isis was the goddess of motherhood and fertility. She was the wife of Osiris and the mother of Horus. The depiction of Isis with her infant son Horus is a common image in Egyptian art and culture.
This is part of a large collection of antiquities, including Egyptian faience figures, bronze figurines, scarabs and earthenware objects. They originate from Egypt, Italy, India and the Middle East.
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