Shabtis of the Egyptian collection on display at the Stibbert Museum, Florence

Simone Petacchi; Simone Musso

doi:10.54641/journals/bseg.2022.e1064

Shabtis of the Egyptian collection on display at the Stibbert Museum, Florence

Authors

Simone Petacchi Stibbert Museum (consultant curator); Nuri Archaeological Expedition (Egyptologist)
Simone Musso Stibbert Museum (consultant curator); Nuri Archaeological Expedition (Egyptologist)

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54641/journals/bseg.2022.e1064

Keywords:

Stibbert Museum, shabtis, ḥsy n pr Ptḥ, dḫn n Skr, imy-r nsw sš(.w) ʿb rȝ, sỉȝ ntt (snty)

Abstract

The Stibbert Museum hosts a small collection of Pharaonic artefacts bought at the antiquarian market in the second half of the 19th century, in particular a series of six inscribed shabtis dating back to the Late Period. They belonged to priests and important officers of the royal court.

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Published

16-01-2023

How to Cite

Petacchi, Simone, and Simone Musso. 2023. “Shabtis of the Egyptian Collection on Display at the Stibbert Museum, Florence”. Bulletin De La Société d’égyptologie, Genève, no. 33 (January):41-60. https://doi.org/10.54641/journals/bseg.2022.e1064.