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Item number M3.147 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.
Item number M3.147 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.
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Figure depicting the tree of Osiris, which consists of a slight foot, a slightly tapering shaft with four indented horizontal bands out of which emerge four raised rows representing palm branches followed by a slightly narrower raised band and a rounded tip. There is a vertical rectangular support on the reverse that angles forward at the top and is pierced with a hole that runs side to side near the top.
Probably an amulet.
The tree of Osiris was an emblem of stability - one of the sacred emblems.
The van Haersolte Collection
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Probably an amulet.
The tree of Osiris was an emblem of stability - one of the sacred emblems.
Figure depicting the tree of Osiris, which consists of a slight foot, a slightly tapering shaft with four indented horizontal bands out of which emerge four raised rows representing palm branches followed by a slightly narrower raised band and a rounded tip. There is a vertical rectangular support on the reverse that angles forward at the top and is pierced with a hole that runs side to side near the top.
The van Haersolte Collection
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