Votive Plaque of King Tanyideamani with Lion-Headed God Apedemak, Nubia, mid-2nd century BCE, dark red siltstone, Baltimore, The Walters Art Museum, 22.258. — Baltimore, The Walters Art Museum · 22.258
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Votive Plaque of King Tanyideamani with Lion-Headed God Apedemak, Nubia, mid-2nd century BCE, dark red siltstone, Baltimore, The Walters Art Museum, 22.258.
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ImagePrinted p. 150, cat. 82 (supplied scan PDF p. 148)
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Votive Plaque of King Tanyideamani with Lion-Headed God Apedemak

mid-2nd century BCE · Nubia

Ancient · artifact

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Votive Plaque of King Tanyideamani with Lion-Headed God Apedemak. mid-2nd century BCE; dark red siltstone; Nubia.

Original catalogue wording

Catalogue no. 82: Votive Plaque of King Tanyideamani with Lion-Headed God Apedemak. mid-2nd century BCE; dark red siltstone; Nubia.

Source classification: Sculpture, reliefs & stelae

Date: mid-2nd century BCE
Object type: Inscriptions & stelae
Recorded place: Nubia
Holding institution: Baltimore, The Walters Art Museum
Accession: 22.258
Image locator: Printed p. 150, cat. 82 (supplied scan PDF p. 148)