A Pair of Egyptian Bronze weights, New Kingdom, ca. 1550 - 1069 BCE Medium - Iron the yoke is shown worn

the yoke is shown worn around the player’s hips

a charming terracotta court lady with a sensitively modeled face of pinkish flesh tones

a lead ore used as eye makeup by both men and women

with the granulation serving as both decorative and tactile emphasis

Dimensions: Drop length: 1 ¾ inches (4

A Pair of Egyptian Bronze weights, New Kingdom, ca. 1550 - 1069 BCE Medium - Iron the yoke is shown wornThis pair of solid bronze weights is circular in form, each with a convex domed top and gently sloping sides tapering toward a flat base. Their shape and mass correlate to the Egyptian qedet weight standard of 9. 5 grams, a system widely used for measuring precious materials and commodities during the New Kingdom. Medium: Bronze Dimensions: Diameter: 7 8 inch (2. 2 cm), Height: 3 8 inch (1. 5 cm), Weight: 46. 8g or 5. 14 qedet (at 9. 1g qdt)