Category:
Sculpture in the round, statues, human / gods and goddesses statues, fragments of statues, head
Date:
Graeco-Roman Period, Roman Period, 1st cent. CE
Provenance:
Lower Egypt, Alexandria, Eastern Harbor (Excavations of 2000)
Material(s):
Rock, marble
The information given here is subject to modification/update as a result of ongoing research.
References
- Ägyptens versunkene Schätze: 5. April 2007-27. Januar 2008, Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland, Bonn (Heidelberg: Vernissage, 2007): 335, 421.
- Jürgen Bischoff, 2000 ans sous les mers: Les découvertes de Franck Goddio en Egypte, photographs by Christoph Gerigk (Gottingen: Steidl, 2016): 26-27.
- André Bernand and Franck Goddio, L'Égypte engloutie: Alexandrie, Sciences et Vie (Paris: Tania; London: Arcperiplus, 2002): 27-28, 60-61, 78, 135.
- Laura Foreman, Cleopatra’s Palace (Del Mar, Calif.: Discovery Books, 1999): 160-161.
- Michael Pfommmer and Ulrike Denis, Alexandria: Im Schatten der Pyramiden, Zaberns Bildbände zur Archäologie (Mainz: Philipp von Zabern, 1999): 17.
- Franck Goddio et al., Alexandria: The Submerged Royal Quarters, translated by Ludwig von Bomhard and Leonard Harrow (London: Periplus, 1998): 25, 186-188.
- Franck Goddio and Hélène Constanty, Trésors engloutis: Journal de bord d'un archéologue (Paris: Ed. du Chêne, 2003): 130,132.
- Franck Goddio and André Bernand, Sunken Egypt: Alexandria (London: Periplus, 2004): 60-61, 64, 135.
- Franck Goddio and Manfred Clauss, eds., Egypt’s Sunken Treasures, photographs by Christoph Gerigk (London: Prestel, 2006): 383, 452.
- Franck Goddio and David Fabre, Trésors engloutis d’Égypte, photographs by Christoph Gerigk (Milan: 5 Continents, 2006): 264-265, 312.
- Zahi Hawass and Franck Goddio, Cleopatra: The Search of the Last Queen of Egypt (Washington, DC: National Geographic Society, 2010): 50.
- Zahi Hawass, ed., Bibliotheca Alexandrina: The Archaeology Museum (Cairo: The Supreme Council of Antiquities, 2002): 102-103.
- Mona Serry, ed., Bibliotheca Alexandrina: Antiquities Museum, introduction by Ismail Serageldin (Alexandria: Bibliotheca Alexandrina. Antiquities Museum, 2015): 290-291, 338.