Text, Bronze statuettes of the Egyptian bull Apis
European Museums, The British MuseumTwo bronze statuettes of the sacred Egyptian bull Apis. Greek, about 500 B.C. From Athens & from the Nile Delta. The inscriptions on the bulls record their dedication by worshippers. The statuettes suggest the existence of trading and cultural links between Greece and Egypt at this period.
Solar disc in between the horns of the sacred Egyptian bull Apis
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apis
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horns
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metal animal
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snake
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solar disc
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solar disc between horns
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statue
Genre:
500 B.C.
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