Ancient Egyptian statue of Qen, priest of Anukis, sanstone, New Kingdom, 19th Dynasty, (1292-1191 BC), Isalnd of sehel. Egyptian Museum, Turin. Grey b

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Ancient Egyptian statue of Qen, priest of Anukis, sanstone, New Kingdom, 19th Dynasty, (1292-1191 BC), Isalnd of sehel. Egyptian Museum, Turin. Grey background. Qen was a "gods father of Amon of Elephantine and of Khnum, Satis and Anukis". Elephantine is a Greek name of the present day Aswan. The naos, shrine, contains a female wearing a high plumed headdress. She is Anukis goddess of the Nile flood. With the ram-heahed god Khum and the goddess Satis, she formed the triad of the Elephantine. The statue probably comes from the temple of the Triad on Sehel Island just south of Drovetti collection. Cat 3016.

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Size: 6803px × 9566px
Location: Egyptian Museum, Turin, Italy
Photo credit: © funkyfood London - Paul Williams / Alamy / Afripics
License: Royalty Free
Model Released: No

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