Osiris Death Bed from Abydos

The god Osiris lying on his death and resurection bed. Discovered by Amélineau in the late 19th century in the tomb of First Dynasty Pharaoh Djer in the royal cemetery at Abydos known as Umm el-Qa'ab. This tomb while originally dated to the First Dynasty, later becomes attributed as the tomb of Osiris. It has been suggested that the sculpture was added to the tomb in the late Middle Kingdom / Second Intermediate Period. The artifact is of black basalt and represents the god Osiris mummified and wearing the White Crown of Upper Egypt, lying upon a lion headed bed. At the head and feet Osiris is protected by four falcons representing his son Horus and perched bove him is the goddess Isis depicted as a Kite. Photographed when the artifact was in the exhibit "Egypt's Sunken Cities" at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, November 10, 2018. Created using 125, 18 MP photographs (Canon EOS Rebel T5i) and Agisoft's Photoscan 1.4.3. Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab奥西里斯（Osiris）神卧于其生死复兴之床。该文物于19世纪晚期由阿梅利诺（Amélineau）在阿拜多斯地区被称为乌姆埃尔卡阿布（Umm el-Qa'ab）的皇家墓地中，第一王朝法老杰尔（Djer）的墓穴内发现。该墓穴最初被判定为第一王朝时期遗存，后被归为奥西里斯之墓。有观点认为，这件雕塑于中王国晚期/第二中间期被移入该墓穴。 该文物以黑玄武岩打造，呈现为木乃伊化的奥西里斯神形象，头戴上埃及白冠，卧于狮首床之上。奥西里斯的头部与足部由四只猎鹰守护，这些猎鹰象征其子荷鲁斯（Horus）；其头顶上方则伫立着以鸢形形象呈现的伊西斯（Isis）女神。 该照片拍摄于2018年11月10日，当时这件文物正在明尼阿波利斯艺术博物馆的"埃及沉没之城"特展中展出。 该三维模型由125张1800万像素的照片（使用佳能EOS Rebel T5i相机拍摄），通过Agisoft Photoscan 1.4.3软件重建而成。 来源：Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab