Category:Antalya Museum Harpokrates
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This is a statue of Harpokrates (Horus), Roman, second century AD, found in Perge in 1979 (the main parts) and 1984 (the head) in respectively the Phrygidarium and the Caldarium of the South Bath. A cornucopia in his left arm, his right hand with a finger against his mouth. H. 1,79 m. 2nd century AD.
Three statues of Egyptian gods were found at Perge, each time with the head separated from the body, this is interpreted as the opposition against gods of Egyptian origin in the region.
Source: Sculptures of the Museum in Antalya, 2008, pg. 70.
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Statue of Harpocrates, from Perge, 2nd century AD, Antalya Museum, Turkey.jpg 2,947 × 4,288; 11.39 MB
