TAA i.1.256.b.1
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University of Oxford
256, B. External Trappings of the Mummy 1
POSITION:
Sewn to the outer wrappings of the Mummy below mask (256, a.).
DIMENSIONS:
See notes and inscriptions attached.
DESCRIPTIONS:
1
Hands of burnished gold, bearing wristlets inlaid with: <lapis lazuli and
turquoise glass, and carneleansic (quartz).>
and holding the flagellum (R. side) and the crozier (L. side). these
are composed of: <silver core, overlaid with lapis lazuli glass and gold bands,
Remainder gold casing. The bead work of the flagellum comprise as follows: - eleven
rows of three [ 𓂀 ]-shaped beads: Commencing with turquoise glass, gold, carneleansic, gold, lapis lazuli
glass, and gold, turquoise, gold, carneleansic, gold, and lapis lazuli glass. (only carneleansic are
real stone)>
2
Gold Pectoral Ba-(bird) in the form of the Nekhbet vulture having
human head of burnished gold, headdress, diadem, collarette, body,
wings and tail inlaid with <turquoise, lapis lazuli and carneleansic coloured
glass (see note attached). Eyelets at back for sewing to wrappings.>
The talons hold shen-symbols of carneleansic (quartz) centres and turquoise
coloured glass borders.