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  • Hathor Rising: The Power of the Goddess in Ancient Egypt

Hathor Rising: The Power of the Goddess in Ancient Egypt

Roberts, Alison

Devon

1995

  • [HatOb_1337] Seated female statue of Hatshepsut wearing a nemes (Object)
  • 7. Hatshepsut (erased) with Ihy (restored) holding sistrum before Hathor-cow in the barque, offering table between them, and with three registers of gods and mummified hawks behind (Scene)

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