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Object number

LDSAL2020.19.101

Artist/Designer/Maker

Pettigrew, Thomas Joseph - Attributed To

Production date

1838

Material

Paper
Pen
Ink
Wash

Technique

Drawing

Dimensions

Height: 326mm
Width: 238mm

Location

Burlington House - Library

Inscriptions

Inscription content

Emblem of Phra & Scarabeus found upon the Breast of the Mummy of Pet-maut-iohmes.

Inscription content

fig 3
fig 1

References

Reference (free text)

T J Pettrigrew, 'Account of the Examination of the Mummy of Pet-Maut-Ioh-Mes, Brought from Egypt by the late John Gosset, Esq. and Deposited in the Museum in the Island of Jersey', Archaeologia 27 (1838): 262-73.Illustration (Engraving), figs. 1 and 2, pl. XXI, opp. p. 268.
    Pen, ink, and wash drawing on paper. The drawing shows a figure of a falcon (in this case probably the symbol of the god Re), and two views of a scarab.
    Pen, ink, and wash drawing on paper. The drawing shows a figure of a falcon (in this case probably the symbol of the god Re), and two views of a scarab.

    The objects shown in the drawing were found on the mummy found in the mummy case shown in LDSAL2020.19.90 and LDSAL2020.19.91.

    The mummy case was brought from Egypt to Jersey by John Gosset in 1835. This is one of four drawings of the mummy case and its contents in the Society's 'Eastern Antiquities' album. The others are
    LDSAL2020.19.90, LDSAL2020.19.91, and LDSAL2020.19.99.

    A handwritten inscription on the drawing reads:
    Emblem of Phra & Scarabeus found upon the Breast of the Mummy of Pet-maut-iohmes.