Ancient Egyptian Family Statues - Museum Artifact Display #1766840 (License: Personal Use)

These four limestone statues-two seated and two standing-date to the New Kingdom (c. 1550-1070 BCE) and feature remnants of original polychrome paint. The figures wear characteristic wigs, collars, and kilts; the man holds a staff, while the seated boy rests his hands on his knees, suggesting ritual or funerary significance. Their proportional stylization and serene expressions reflect elite burial customs and divine protection beliefs.

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