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Egyptian Grain Efigy Mummy was used as an offering to prevent drought and famine. During the lack of rain in Ethiopia, the Nile in Egypt did not flood which caused drought and famine. As a remedy, wheat and Nile mud was shaped into infant form, covered with papyrus and linen bandages soaked in resin. The efigy was placed into a cedar coffin carved in the shape of Horus, the Falcon God, to be flown to Nephri, the God of Crops, in Heaven as an offering, insurance, and prayer against continued drought.

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Egyptian Grain Efigy Mummy
circa 1000BC, Memphis Egypt

Egyptian Grain Efigy Mummy

Ceder wood Sarcophagus
Carved Cedar wood Sarcophagus in
the shape of Horus, the Falcon God,
21 inches long and 5 inches high.
Horus, Falcon God
Front showing eyes, beak, ears and
wig tails of Horus, 8 inches wide.
Sarcophagus and efigy mummy
Lower half of the Sarcophagus with
slots for pegs and the Efigy Mummy.

interior of sarcophagus
Interior top half of Sarcophagus with wood pegs.

coffin pegs and pins_coffin peg slots and wood pin fasteners
Detail of pegs and peg slots with wood pin fasteners.

Click on 3 photo's below for enlarged views
linen covered mummy
Detail of resin covered
linen bandaged Efigy in
the Sarcophagus.
papyrus and linen covering
Detail of Papyrus and linen
covering of the Efigy.
wheat grains and Nile mud covered with papyrus
Detail of the wheat grains
and Nile mud covered with
papyrus and linen bandages
soaked in resin.


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