Sekhmet, positioned opposite yesterday's statue Fractionally less battered Kat? :-)
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kat newkirk
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There are so many of these AIII Sekhmet statues, both standing and enthroned- and all in various degrees of damage it seems. My home museum, Cleveland Museum of Art, has only a head sans solar disc. This was found in a French stableyard & was used as a mounting block so ppl could get on the horses! The stableboys cared for Her by polishing Her with bootblack. Poor mistreated Sekhmet. :( But they are all powerful in their own way, despite the damage. Thank you for this addition to my collection.
This blog was set up in 2004 to aggregate news about Egyptology and related topics from online sources on a regular basis. It was closed in August 2012, and I now use it to replicate short news posts that are updated on my Twitter account.
The posts from Twitter are copied here, in the order in which they were published on Twitter (that is, no particular order), every few days: http://twitter.com/egyptologynews
Kat Newkirk was my partner in this enterprise almost from the moment that I woke up on my 40th birthday and thought that an Egyptology news blog might be a useful facility and she still supplies me with news items for my Twitter account.
Kindest regards to all Andie andie {at} oddthing.co.uk
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There are so many of these AIII Sekhmet statues, both standing and enthroned- and all in various degrees of damage it seems. My home museum, Cleveland Museum of Art, has only a head sans solar disc. This was found in a French stableyard & was used as a mounting block so ppl could get on the horses! The stableboys cared for Her by polishing Her with bootblack. Poor mistreated Sekhmet. :( But they are all powerful in their own way, despite the damage. Thank you for this addition to my collection.
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