Wig rings of Sithathoryunet, on a modern wig
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Descripción de objeto de CurationistSithathoryunet is believed to be the daughter of Senwosret, a Dynasty 12 ruler. When his burial site was excavated, so was Sithathoryunet's tomb. Her tomb was filled with jewelry and beauty products, including these wig rings.
Although her many wigs had deteriorated, over 1,000 small, gold rings remained. Gold ornaments, typically worn on women's wigs, were indicative of the wearer's high social status.
Although her many wigs had deteriorated, over 1,000 small, gold rings remained. Gold ornaments, typically worn on women's wigs, were indicative of the wearer's high social status.
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Wig rings, Sithathoryunet
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Unknown, Wig rings of Sithathoryunet, on a modern wig, circa 1887–1813 BCE. Metropolitan Museum of Art. Over one thousand of Princess Sithathoryunet's gold wig rings were excavated from her tomb in El-Lahun, Egypt. Public Domain.
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