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Goddess of Mut Statue
Egyptian
Maker
Third Intermediate Period, ca. 1069–664 BC
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Bronze
Medium
6 ¾ H x 1 ¾ W x 1 ½ Diam
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Gift of Heinrich Medicus
Credit
2013.1.7
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Mut was the wife of Amun who was considered the most important of the gods in Thebes. She is depicted wearing the double Crown of Upper and Lower Egypt and is often combined with other goddesses.
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