An Egyptian Limestone Model Leg, Late Period, ca. 664 - 332 BCE Medium - Gold and the Indus Valley

and the Indus Valley

The pugio ceased to be issued at the end of the 1st century

Before the Third Intermediate Period

and pearls were the most common

Plentiful throughout the world

An Egyptian Limestone Model Leg, Late Period, ca. 664 - 332 BCE Medium - Gold and the Indus ValleyA finely cast limestone plaster model left leg, with a realistic knee, nicely formed calf, and toes that have been stylized to depict jackal heads with long pointed ears. A carved leg like this example may have served as a model for a larger sculpture or to teach apprentice sculptors how to replicate a master style. Medium: Limestone Dimensions: Height: 9 1 2 inches (23. 5 cm) Condition: Repaired from three original pieces with restoration over the