TAA i.1.256.nnn.1
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University of Oxford
256, NNN. 'Collar of Nu/<e>bti' (i.e. Buto and Nekhbet). (1)
[ 𓂀 ] (See 256, Z. MMM)
POSITION:
Thorax, covering the chest, wing extending over shoulders. Mankhet at back.
DIMENSIONS:
See note attached.
DESCRIPTION:
A large 'collar of Nbtï' in cloisonné-work, having usual
Mʿ Nḫt attached by means of gold (beaten) wire.
Made up of 166 plaques of cloisonné work, inlaid with coloured opaque
glasses (for detail see notes attached), and engraved on the back and
number in accordance with the 'districts' of the wings.
The plaques or cloisonnessic {cloisons} are divided up as follows (each plaque
per two feathers - (in some cases the larger feathers take as many as
3 plaques).
Vulture
'Head and body' plaques 1
'Tail' " 1.
'Tibia' " 1
'Tarsus' " 1