stelae

Damaged upper part of limestone stele, showing head and torso of the god Seth (left) holding was-sceptre, facing the top of an offering table on which are a lotus flower and two buds; face of Seth partly erased in antiquity; flesh coloured red extensively preserved. Above: part of a hieroglyphic inscription "Seth of Nubt (Naqada), [great of] strength, who acts with [...]".

- Stewart, Harry Milne, Egyptian stelae, reliefs and paintings from the Petrie collection: part 1. The New Kingdom
- Petrie, William Matthew Flinders, Naqada and Ballas: 1895

18th Dynasty 18th Dynasty

LDUCE-UC14447

Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology