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Figure depicting Wepwawet, 664–332 BCE, Brooklyn Museum Charles Edwin Wilbour A small ancient Egyptian bronze statuette of a standing canine figure — a wolf or jackal — shown in strict profile on a flat rectangular base with small modern metal supports beneath. The animal stands alert with head raised, ears pricked, slender legs, and a downward-curving tail. The surface is dark brown with age patina and shows some cracking. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wepwawet#/media/File:Wepwawet,_664%E2%80%93332_B.C.E.,16.580.168.jpg
Figure depicting Wepwawet, 664–332 BCE, Brooklyn Museum Charles Edwin Wilbour A small ancient Egyptian bronze statuette of a standing canine figure — a wolf or jackal — shown in strict profile on a flat rectangular base with small modern metal supports beneath. The animal stands alert with head raised, ears pricked, slender legs, and a downward-curving tail. The surface is dark brown with age patina and shows some cracking. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wepwawet#/media/File:Wepwawet,_664%E2%80%93332_B.C.E.,16.580.168.jpg
Figure depicting Wepwawet, 664–332 BCE, Brooklyn Museum Charles Edwin Wilbour A small ancient Egyptian bronze statuette of a standing canine figure — a wolf or jackal — shown in strict profile on a flat rectangular base with small modern metal supports beneath. The animal stands alert with head raised, ears pricked, slender legs, and a downward-curving tail. The surface is dark brown with age patina and shows some cracking. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wepwawet#/media/File:Wepwawet,_664%E2%80%93332_B.C.E.,16.580.168.jpg
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