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Canopic Jar Lid
Egyptian
Date:
New Kingdom, Dynasty 18, ca. 1550–1295 BC
Maker:
Egyptian
Dimensions:
3 3/8 H
Size:
3 ½ H x 4 ¼ W
Materials:
Ceramic and pigment
Credit:
Gift of Heinrich Medicus
Accession Number:
2013.1.3
Comments:
In the Middle and early New Kingdoms, canopic jars had four human heads and were made from a wide variety of materials including pottery, faience, and stone.
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