papyrus

Foreign Archaeology, papyrus, H1851 (image/tiff)
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Summary

: H1851

: World Archaeology - Egyptology

: papyrus

: Two pieces of papyrus mounted in glass (originally on green card). They both have columns of hieroglyphs, the smaller one is just in black; the larger one has black and red writing, plus part of a serpent on the right hand side.

papyrus

Current Location

: Mackay Collection

: Egypt, North Africa, Africa

: 1550-1295 BC - 18th Dynasty

: New Kingdom

: Purchased, 1919.

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