curved stele; two-register stele

curved stele; two-register stele

An item at Louvre

Decoration: 1st register; series of divinities; Amun (standing, crown of Amun, holding, was scepter, ankh sign); Mut (standing, pschent crown, vulture headdress, holding, papyriform scepter, ankh sign); Khonsu (standing, shroud, lunar disc, holding, was scepter, ankh sign); Horus (falcon-headed god, standing, pschent crown, holding, was scepter, ankh sign); goddess (standing, disc-shaped horns, vulture headdress, holding, papyriform scepter, ankh sign); Montu (falcon-headed god, standing, crown of Montu, holding, was scepter, ankh sign); Min (standing, shroud, erect phallus, crown of Amun, holding, flagellum); Osiris (standing); sign of the fields (on, offering table) 2nd register; offering of the fields; king (standing, loincloth, animal tail, blue crown, offering, sign of the fields); man (standing, loincloth, shaved head, worshipping); Khonsu (standing, loincloth, shaved head, lock of childhood hair, solar disk, holding, was scepter, ankh sign) in the arch; winged solar disk with uraeus

Department of Egyptian Antiquities

An exhibit at Louvre

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The collections of the Department of Egyptian Antiquities present the civilization that evolved on the banks of the Nile, from the end of Prehistory (around 4,000 BCE) to the Christian era (from the 4th century CE).