Pendlebury, John D.: Aegyptiaca: a catalogue of Egyptian objects in the Aegean area (Cambridge, 1930)

AEGINA

Of the following I was unable to find any trace in the Museums. The numbers below
refer to Furtwangler's second volume, pp. 387-388.

3-5 cms. high. Faience. Torso only. Arms to sides.
(No. 12.)

249. Standing Figure.

250. Standing Figure.

251. Kneeling Woman.

252. Crouching Man.

253. Squatting Ape.

254. Large Scarab.

255. Standing Figure.

5 cms. high. Faience. Lower part only. Long kilt.
(No. 13.)

Faience. Lower part only.
(No. 18.)

Headless. Light blue glaze.
(No. 20.)

Lower part only. Faience.
(No. 25.)

Fragment only. Faience.
(No. 27.)

i-8 cms. high. Lower half only. Harpocrates (?). White
glaze.
(No. 47.)

Context: uncertain, owing to foundations of later buildings
causing disturbed stratification.

XXVIth DYNASTY

TEMPLE OF APHRODITE

The following are in the same room of the Aegina Museum as the first group, but
in the left-hand case at the end.

256. Scarab.

257. Scarab.

258-260. Three Spindle Whorls.

261. Figure of Bes.

262. Standing Male Figure.

263. Lotus-Capital Amulet.

White paste. Broken. Sekhmet holding tall lotus sceptre. A
broken cartouche in front.
(Aegina Museum. No. 905.)

White paste. Very indistinct. A bird and some symbol.
(Ibid. Unnumbered.)

Blue glaze. Daisy pattern in black.
(Ibid. Unnumbered.)

5 cms. high. White paste. Traces of red paint behind. Legs

broken.

(Ibid. No. 906.)

3-4 cms. high. White paste. Legs only.
(Ibid. No. 907.)

Top only. Traces of green glaze.
(Ibid. No. 908.)

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