Ancient Ushabti of Wsir Nsy-n-Imn (The Osiris Nesyenamun) a frequent subject in West

a frequent subject in West Mexican sculpture

Ancient Egyptian New Kingdom Limestone Stela Fragment

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with visible mineral deposits and areas of manganese accretion consistent with age and long-term burial

Ancient Ushabti of Wsir Nsy-n-Imn (The Osiris Nesyenamun) a frequent subject in WestFaience Ushabti of Wsir Nsy n Imn (The Osiris Nesyenamun) Third Intermediate Period, 21st Dynasty, ca. 1070945 BCE A compact mummiform ushabti attributed to Wsir Nsy n Imn (The Osiris Nesyenamun), cast in turquoise blue glazed faience, with the arms crossed over the chest and faint traces of black painted facial and inscriptional detail. Though some surface wear and burial encrustation are apparent, the vertical hieratic inscription naming the owner