An Egyptian alabaster canopic jar with stopper
Third Intermediate Period, circa 1069-702 B.C.
The stopper in the form of a jackal head depicting Duamutef, the son of Horus responsible for the stomach (not belonging), the body with a rectangular panel of text composed of four columns of hieroglyphs, 'words spoken by Selket' "My arms embrace that which is inside, the protection of Qebehsenuef which is inside (for) the one revered before Qebehsenuef, the Osiris, the Chief Physician of Lord of the Two Lands, Amen-em-ipt, true of voice", 15¾in (40cm) high
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