Canopic Jar in the Form of a Jackal

Canopic Jar in the Form of a Jackal
Culture
Egyptian
Creation date
Materials
limestone
Dimensions
H: 12 1/2 in.
Credit line
Emma Harter Sweetser Fund
Accession number
28.246
Collection
Currently On View In
Frances Parker Appel Gallery

The jackal (called Duamutef) held the stomach, and was associated with Neith, the goddess of war and hunting.

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The jackal (called Duamutef) held the stomach, and was associated with Neith, the goddess of war and hunting.

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