²Ä¤G¤Q¤»¤ý´Â¡A®á´£§J¤@¥@¦b¦ì´Á¶¡¡]¬ù¤½¤¸«e664¦~¦Ü610¦~¡^
26th Dynasty, reign of Psammetik I¡]circa 664-610 BC¡^
±d¤h}´µ¬ïþӨ嫬²½¥qªºªA¹¢¡C¥L«c¥ú¤FÀY¾v¡A¨Ã¦b³Â¥¬¦ç»n¥~©Ü¤W¤@¥ó°\¥Ö¡A¬ðÅã¨ä³à¸®²½¥qªº¨¥÷¡C¥LªºÂß·F¤W´yø¤F¸®Â§¤§¯«¼Ú¦è¨½´µ¡A¦Óµu¸È¤W¨èµe¤F±d¤h}´µ´Â«ô¼Ú¦è¨½´µªº³õ´º¡C¥L¤â¤¤¥»À³¤â«ù¤@Ó¥i¯à¬O¼Ú¦è¨½´µªº¯«¹³¡A¦ý²{¦b¥u³Ñ¤U©³®y¡C
¹Ï¹³¥Ñ¤j^³Õª«À]°UºÞ·|´£¨Ñ¡C
Khonsirdis wears the typical trappings of a priest. His head is shaved and he wears a leopard skin on top of his linen clothing, a symbol of the sem-priests known for their role in funerary rituals. The funerary god Osiris is portrayed on his torso and a scene on his kilt shows Khonsirdis worshipping Osiris. He would originally have held a divine image, perhaps also of Osiris, but only the plinth remains.
Images in courtesy of the Trustees of the British Museum.
¡½¸ê®Æ´£¨Ñ¡J»´ä¬ì¾ÇÀ]
Hong Kong Science Museum
¡½®i´Á¡G§Y¤é¦Ü2017¦~10¤ë18¤é
³{¬P´Á¤T¨£³ø