Statue of Heqat, the Frog Goddess
The Cleveland Museum of Art · 1976.5 · public domain
Sculpture: Statue of Heqat, the Frog Goddess. Accession 1976.5 at The Cleveland Museum of Art. Egypt, Predynastic (5000–2950 BCE), Naqada III (3200–3000 BCE)–Egypt, Early Dynastic (2950–2647 BCE), Dynasty 1, c. 2950 BCE. Medium: travertine (Egyptian alabaster). Public domain Open Access record with credit line and museum link. Free on Serpent Earth.
- Object type
- Sculpture
- Period
- Egypt, Predynastic (5000–2950 BCE), Naqada III (3200–3000 BCE)–Egypt, Early Dynastic (2950–2647 BCE), Dynasty 1 · c. 2950 BCE
- Medium
- travertine (Egyptian alabaster)
- Classification
- Sculpture
- Credit line
- Andrew R. and Martha Holden Jennings Fund
- License
- CC0 (public domain)
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