Summary

In the upper right corner is the goddess Nekhbet, indicated by wings and the eye of Ra (known as an Uadjet). Osiris is seated, green faced as Lord of the Underworld and clothed in a white robe, with the crook and flail of Egypt in his hands. Behind him stand his sister-wife Isis (indicated by the throne headdress she wears), and in the foreground is Isis's sister Nephthys (indicated by the house and a basket headdress). Directly before Osiris, standing on a lotus, are the 4 children of Horus (Amseti, Hapy, Duamutef and Qebehsenuef) which are usually seen as the heads adorning canoptic jars. This is a typical Funerary frieze.

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