Ancient Egyptian uraeus frieze from Saqqara North Saqqara dated 664 - 30 BC

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Ancient Egyptian uraeus frieze from Saqqara North Saqqara dated 664 - 30 BC - Bolton's Egypt

Ancient Egyptian uraeus frieze from Saqqara North Saqqara dated 664 – 30 BC

Frieze of 14 wooden uraei with traces of gesso and red and blue paint, six uraei are headdless, cobras are in striking position, each surviving head surmounted by a sun disc. Probably frieze from the top of a shrine, possibly from a Mother of Apis burial.

Object details

Reference: BOLMG:1969.78.A
Material: gesso paint wood
Culture: Dynasty 26 - Ptolemaic Dynasty
Period: Late Period - Ptolemaic Period
Excavator: W.B. Emery
Dated: 664 - 30 BC
Object name: uraeus frieze
Dimensions: Length: 342mm , Width: 78mm , Depth: 28mm
Published references: Insley Green Temple Furniture... p.21 cat no.35
Site: Saqqara

Latitude: 29.871111
Longitude: 31.216389