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And the Ma’at-Yinepu necklace is done! As a weave, Forars Kaede goes a lot faster than Turkish Round. I’m really delighted by @bigbadjackal‘s pendants -- if you haven’t checked out “On the Temple Steps” at Shapeways, you should!
Now it is time to take a break.
Another one for you, @bigbadjackal - Wepwawet and Isis at the Met. What a handsome fellow!
One more, @bigbadjackal. :) I think this little guy, part of a display labelled “Amulets and Small Objects - Dynasties 26-29” must be 10.130.1324 in the Met’s catalogue.
Above: the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s photo of a cute little Late Period / Ptolemaic bronze Wepwawet. Below: fwiw (@bigbadjackal) my photo. :)
At the Egyptian Museum in Turin: big Wepwawet, eensy weensy Wepwawet. :) I’ll bet they’re both keeping an eye on @bigbadjackal.
@bigbadjackal - look at this handsome devil in the Manchester Museum! This is the back of a sandstone lintel - the front has the cartouches of Ramesses III. That must be the lotus-and-feathers of Nefertem to the left of Sokar’s boat, ornamented as if with leaves or flowers with menat counterpoises. (I didn’t manage to get a shot of the whole scene, which includes Isis and Nephthys at the sides.)
Luxor Temple: Court of Ramesses II Pano by kairoinfo4u Via Flickr: Southeastern corner of the Wall in the Colonnade of Ramesses II, "The Temple of Ramesses Meriamon united with eternity" Ramesses II led by different deities.
It’s Wepwawet and friends! @bigbadjackal, I swear I can’t get away from this guy. :) Left to right, Thoth, Wepwawet, Ramesses II, and Montu. (That’s also Ramesses II offering to a god out of frame to the right.) (PM II, p 307.)
@bigbadjackal - this is a pretty terrible photo, but it’s got my boy Nefertum and your boy Wepwawet (UC8194). :) This was taken on the darkened back stairs of the Petrie Museum, where there are several ill-lit cabinets of artifacts - the rest of my photos came out as black blurs. :P
