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Royal Sculpture in the Eighteenth Dynasty

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Titles of Queens in Ancient Egypt

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epithet

A term used to characterize a person or thing, such as a person's title.

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Statue of Isis, Mother of Tuthmosis the Third
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Queen Isis was a secondary wife of Tuthmosis the Second and the mother of Tuthmosis the Third.

After his father's death, King Tuthmosis the Third honored his mother by making this statue identifying the queen with the mother goddess Isis. He also gave her the epithets reserved for the great royal wives on the base of this statue.

It should be noted that the name of the god Amun was re-inscribed after it had been erased during the Amarna period.

Dimensions:  Height 98 cm  Length 52.5 cm  Width 25 cm

Attributes Attributes

Culture:

Pharaonic

Technique:

Hewn

Style:

New Kingdom

Materials:

Granite
Type Type

Type:

Statue
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Location: 

Egyptian Museum

Created: 

Karnak Cache
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Created: 

18th Dynasty

Acquired: 

1904 AD
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Sphinx of Amenhotep the Second
Sphinx of Amenhotep the Second

Karnak Temple
Karnak Temple

Statue of Tuthmosis the Third
Statue of Tuthmosis the Third

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