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Fragment of a stela with the Hathor-cow

The goddess wears a necklace with a pendant showing her with a human face and cow’s ears. On her back is the counterweight of the necklace. Above the figure is the hieroglyph used to write the name of the goddess, Hat-Hor, “the Temple (or House) of Horus: the plan of a temple with the Horus falcon inside, whose feet only remain.

Inv. no. :

Suppl. 12365

Material:

Stone / Limestone

Dimensions:

13 cm x 11 cm x 3.5 cm

Date:

1539–1292 BCE

Period:

New Kingdom

Dynasty:

Eighteenth Dynasty

Provenance:

Gebelein / area of the temple of Hathor

Acquisition:

Excavation Ernesto Schiaparelli, 1910

Museum location:

Museum / Floor 2 / Room 05 / Showcase 07

Selected bibliography:

Museo Egizio di Torino-Donadoni Roveri, Anna Maria, Museo Egizio di Torino. Civiltà degli Egizi : le credenze religiose, Torino 1988, p. 90, fig. 113 p. 91.
Tipo=Opere biblioteca SottoTipo=Monografia o Opere Autore=Museo Egizio di Torino-Donadoni Roveri, Anna Maria Titolo=Museo Egizio di Torino. Civiltà degli Egizi : le credenze religiose Sottotiolo= In= Collana= Opera= Luogo=Torino Anno=1988 Menzionato=p. 90 Illustrazione=fig. 113 p. 91

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