Standing figure of Taweret. The goddess’ face is damaged, and its details are not visible, but the head is prominent, suggesting she was likely represented with the head of a hippopotamus. The goddess wears a tripartite wig. There is a broken suspension loop on the back of the head. The belly is prominent, the arms are extended forward, holding the sign sA. The goddess has a crocodile tail. The figure rests on a shaped base. The object is made in the lost-wax technique for solid casts.
