Arm of a statuette holding a flower on which the child-god Harpocrates is seated, holding the horn of plenty

Inv. no. :

Suppl. 18100

Material:

Metal / Bronze

Date:

332 BCE – 395 CE

Period:

Hellenistic Period – Roman Period

Provenance:

Egypt, Tebtynis

Acquisition:

Gift Museo Nazionale Romano, 1950

Museum location:

Museum / Floor 1 / Room 12 / Showcase 05

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