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Shabtis

A selection of shabtis from the Garstang Museum collections.

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E.1727 Shabti

E.1727 Painted pottery shabti, dating to the New Kingdom. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 18.5 H x 5.0 W (cm)

an ancient egyptian statue with writing on it

E.1705 Shabti

E.1705 Blue/green faience shabti inscribed for the Treasurer and Royal Aquaintance Psamtik-soneb, dating to the Late Period. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 18.5 H x 5.0 W (cm)

an ancient figurine with writing on it's body and hands in the shape of a person

E.1728 Shabti

E.1728 Green faience shabti inscribed for Ibi, dating to the Third Intermediate Period. Excavated by John Garstang at Abydos, Egypt in 1908. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 12.0 H x 4.5 W (cm)

E.1722 Shabti

E.1722 Green faience shabti, dating to the Third Intermediate Period. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 10.5 H x 5.5 W (cm)

an ancient object is displayed on a white surface

E.1721 Shabti

E.1721 Green faience shabti, dating to the Third Intermediate Period. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 13.7 H x 5.4 W (cm)

an ancient statue is displayed on a wooden stand

E.1708 Shabti

E.1708 Green faience shabti inscribed for the Osiris Mesa(?), dating to the Late Period. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 10.5 H x 3.5 W (cm)

an ancient statue is shown on a wooden stand

E.1707 Shabti

E.1707 Blue/green faience shabti inscribed for the royal scribe Mes-hotep, dating to the Late Period. Grant colection, provenance Deir el-Bahri. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 11.0 H x 3.0 W (cm)

an ancient object with writing on it sitting on a white surface, in the shape of a hand

E.1704 Shabti

E.1704 Blue/green faience shabti belonging to a woman, dating to the Late Period. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 10.0 H x 3.0 W (cm)

E.1720 Shabti

E.1720 Green faience shabti, dating to the Third Intermediate Period. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 14.5 H x 6.0 W (cm)

an old rock is sitting on the snow covered ground in front of a white background

E.1719 Shabti

E.1719 Painted pottery shabti, dating to the New Kingdom. Excavated by Robert Mond at Thebes, Egypt. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 13.0 H x 5.0 W (cm)

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E.1718 Shabti

E.1718 Terracotta shabti, dating to the New Kingdom. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 10.0 H x 3.5 W (cm)

E.1717 Overseer shabti

E.1717 Terracotta overseer shabti, dating to the New Kingdom. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 9.4 H x 3.0 W (cm)

an ancient egyptian figurine is shown against a white background

E.1703 Shabti

E.1703 Blue/green faience shabti inscribed for the Osiris Khemy(?), dating to the Late Period. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 9.5 H x 3.0 W (cm)

E.1702 Shabti

E.1702 Blue/green faience shabti inscribed for the Osiris Penakht, dating to the Late Period. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 8.5 H x 2.0 W (cm)

an ancient figurine is displayed on a white surface

E.1700 Shabti

E.1700 Blue/green faience shabti inscribed for the Osiris Penakht, dating to the Late Period. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 7.5 H x 2.0 W (cm)

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