Statuette of a canid-headed god, probably Anubis
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 38.5 · public domain
Anubis, jackal-headed: Statuette of a canid-headed god, probably Anubis. Accession 38.5 at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Ptolemaic Period, 332–30 BCE. Medium: Plastered and painted wood. Public domain Open Access record with credit line and museum link. Free on Serpent Earth.
- Object type
- Anubis, jackal-headed
- Period
- Ptolemaic Period · 332–30 BCE
- Medium
- Plastered and painted wood
- Credit line
- Gift of Mrs. Myron C. Taylor, 1938
- License
- CC0 (public domain)
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