Priest of the Nameless Empire, Agent of the Cult of Nebit-Akh-Hotep, Warden of Harmony Grove Cemetery, Cat. He/Him.
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A charming #Egyptian drawing of a #cat acting as a servant to a #mouse. Drawings of animals acting as people were meant as satire of the society and politics. Dating 13th/12th century BC, probably from Deir el-Medina, #Egypt.
Photo: Musées Royaux d'Art et d'Histoire, Brussels
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This plaque or thin plate that belongs to king Psusennes I, has a relief of the four sons of Horus,
Third Intermediate Period, 21st Dynasty, reign of Psusennes I, ca. 1047-1001 BC. JE 85821
#TBT This souvenir plate (c.1920), found in our archives, features a witch on a broom. Plates such as these have been around for over a century. Some of the earliest Salem souvenirs were actually painted by Ida Upton Paine who once lived in the Turner-Ingersoll Mansion!