Catalogue of Inscribed Shabtis in Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery

39 Ankh-en-Khonsu
Catalogue of Inscribed Shabtis in Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
Blue faience, much bubbling on face and chest.
Chip off right elbow.
Simply modelled with indistinct facial features; right arm crossed over left.
Black painted details - two hoes, full eyes, no eyebrows or headband.
Basket simply indicated by area of diamond hatching on back, between
ridge forming base of wig and ridge to indicate buttocks.
Single column of black painted text down front, no borders.
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The Osiris Ankh-en-Khonsu, true of voice
H 102, max W 36; base depth 22, W 20 mm
Presented by Tamworth Castle Museum in 1989 [30]
1989A61
Third Intermediate Period
40 Ankhes-Aset
Pale brown clay covered with greenish wash of paint, now missing from
part of head.
Thick modelling, the arms and face small in relation to overall size of
piece. Chin juts out quite prominently. Arms crossed right over left.
Black painted details - two hoes, full eyes, eyebrows, headband with
fillet. Diamond- hatched trapezoidal basket with two straps.
Single column of black painted text down front, no borders.
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The Osiris Ankhes-Aset, true of voice
H 98, max W 36; base depth 30, W 21 mm
Presented by Shrewsbury Museum in 1963.
1963A884
Third Intermediate Period
Said to be Ramesseum
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