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Ram-head and ichneumon, a small carnivorous animal related to the mongoose; it is sacred to the god Atum (a sun-god), because it kills the snake Apophis. Green slate. Egypt, Late period, 6th-4th BCE.
Location
Kunsthistorisches Museum/Innsbruck/Austria
Unique Identifier
ART85486
Type
Image
Purpose
Public
Size
4283px × 3327px
Photo Credit
Erich Lessing / Art Resource, NY
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6th century BCE
Animal All
Apophis (snake-god)
Aton, Sun God
Ichneumon
Late Period, Egypt (26th-31st Dynasty)
Mongoose
Mythology, Egyptian
Ram, Animal
Ritual
Sculpture
Slate, Stone