Broad Collar with Falcon-Head Terminals

New Kingdom

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 118

This collar with falcon-head terminals decorated the chest of a woman's mummy. Since the beginning of the Old Kingdom (ca. 2649 B.C.), a broad collar customarily adorned Egyptian mummies. The vulture pectoral (26.8.105) that probably belongs to the same burial was also a traditional funerary emblem.

Broad Collar with Falcon-Head Terminals, Gold sheet

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Broad Collar with Falcon-Head Terminals, Gold sheet
Broad Collar with Falcon-Head Terminals, Gold sheet
Broad Collar with Falcon-Head Terminals, Gold sheet

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