A “New” Sekhmet Statue in Turin: Fragment Provv. 3864
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A “New” Sekhmet Statue in Turin: Fragment Provv. 3864
A fragment of a standing statue of the goddess Sekhmet was recently re-identified in the storerooms of the Museo Egizio, Turin. This brief note introduces the fragment and explores its history within the museum’s collection, with special attention to its past use as a replacement for the missing foot part of the statue of Hathor/Isis Cat. 694.
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