Statue from Valley Temple of King Menkaure with Hathor from Fourth Dynasty BC

Description: Statue from Valley Temple of King Menkaure with Hathor from Fourth Dynasty BC A schist statue of Menkaure with Hathor and the symbol of the province of "Sinopolis", the seventeenth region of Upper Egypt. The statue is from the Valley Temple of King Menkaure of the Fourth Dynasty. King Menkaure was the grandson of Khufu and the son of Khafre. The three statues of King Menkaure with Hathor, one of the representatives of the provinces and estates of Egypt, are the best evidence of the greatness of art during the Fourth Dynasty. Herodotus described him as a pious king. The statue is one of three groups of group statues of King Menkaure, which include him, along with Hathor and a representative of one of the provinces. The purpose of Menkaure's triad was to represent him with the representatives of the provinces in the presence of the gods, especially Hathor. This was considered an expression of the king's desire to enjoy the resurrection and fertility of Hathor and the multiple gifts provided by the representatives of the provinces. The statue is on display at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo Details:Material: StoneCondition: Good, as shown in pictures 📸Provenance: Sourced from the mystical deserts of Luxor, Egypt 🌄Shipping: Fast and secure delivery via DHL (4-12 Days), complete with tracking for your peace of mind 🚚.Returns: Hassle-free refunds available once the piece is returned 💰. This unique artifact, believed to date back to pre-dynastic Egypt, is not just a decorative item—it's a portal to a rich and mysterious past. Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of history. Authenticity Guaranteed | Rare Collector's Item Explore the secrets of ancient Egypt — bid now or buy it today!

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Location: luxor

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