Egypt. Third Intermediate Period. Two Ushabtis (x2) of “Tjainhebu\". ca. 1070 BC.


Egypt. Third Intermediate Period. Two Ushabtis (x2) of “Tjainhebu\

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Egypt. Third Intermediate Period. Two Ushabtis (x2) of “Tjainhebu\". ca. 1070 BC.:
$1635.00


A00363Egypt. Third Intermediate Period.Ceramic Painted Ushabti’s (x2) of “Tjainhebu the Great” (85 mm / 90 mm), ca. 1070-664 BC. From the same tomb.Cf. Lloyd D. Graham, A Shabti of Tjehebu the Great:\" Tjainhebu (Ty-n-hbw) and Related Names, 2016, Section 1, Fig. 1, for a comparable example. Blue paint imitates the more costly faience examples. The hieroglyphs on the front identify the owner as Tjainhebu the Great (or Tjehebu/Tainhebu), whose uncommon name has been the subject of extensive Egyptological research. At least six ushabtis of Tjainhebu are known, suggesting they were produced from multiple moulds in the same workshop. The unusual orthography is a variant of TA-n-Hb aA, meaning \"Tjainhebu the Great.\" Another interpretation: TA(Y)-n-Hb.w, translated as \"the man of the festivals.\" If correct, this may indicate an individual connected with the supervision of sacred religious festivals. Exceptional condition. Entirely original.Ex. James Wayne inventory, Las Vegas; from a California collection, James W. Said, formed during the early 1900s (identification ITEMS GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC ANCIENT ARTIFACTS(All items are shipped with a COA ticket and full catalog description with any known pedigree)Abele Coin & Antique ExchangeStore TermsLas Vegas, Nevada, USAOur GuaranteesWe proudly adhere to theSeller Code of Conduct.Authenticity of all coins and antiques is guaranteed for life. A \"No Decision\" result from NGC, NCS, or similar services does not indicate inauthenticity. We stand behind everything we sell as genuine pieces of history.ReturnsWILLbe accepted, though unlikely, if an item is proven to be a forgery.All antiques offered for sale are legal, ethically sourced, and in compliance with all applicable laws. Many of our antiquities and coins include pedigree documentation or prior collection history where available.Sales Taxautomatically collects and remits sales tax in accordance with your state’s laws. Please review’s tax policies prior to purchase.Payment TermsPayment is handled directly throughManaged Payments.accepts most major payment methods including:Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover
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