Ancient Egyptian stone fragment from Hieracleopolis dated 30 BC - AD 642

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Ancient Egyptian stone fragment from Hieracleopolis dated 30 BC - AD 642 - Bolton's Egypt

Ancient Egyptian stone fragment from Hieracleopolis dated 30 BC – AD 642

Rectangular shaped limestone fragment, with carved decoration on one side, and part of another adjoining side. Acanthus leaves curve in from both sides, based on a raised straight line, and meeting near to a diamond shape at the top. Similar to a capital, possibly part of the corner of a cornice, as the decortation curves around the corner of the piece.

Object details

Reference: BOLMG:1904.48.70.b
Material: limestone
Period: Roman Period - Coptic Period
Excavator: W.M.F. Petrie
Dated: 30 BC - AD 642
Object name: stone fragment
Dimensions: Length: 277mm , Width: 195mm , Depth: 179mm
Published references: Petrie W M F Ehnasya 1905
Site: Heracleopolis

Latitude: 29.085556
Longitude: 30.934444