An Egyptian Ushabti for the Overseer of the army Horkhebi, 26th Dynasty ca. 664 -525 BCE

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An Egyptian Ushabti for the Overseer of the army Horkhebi, 26th Dynasty ca. 664 -525 BCEA good green glazed faience ushabti, moulded in mummiform, wearing a tripartite wig and plaited divine beard. The face is well defined with a grin, the arms are crossed on the chest, hands protrude from a shroud to hold a flail in each fist, the right hand also holding a twisted rope connected to a seed sack behind the left shoulder. A vertical column of incised text at the front reads: "Illuminate the Osiris, overseer of the army Horkhebi, born of

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