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egypt-museum: Gold Ring Decorated with a Hathor Sistrum The connection of the cat with the Hathor si

cma-greek-roman-art: Head of a Woman Holding a Sistrum, 400, Cleveland Museum of Art: Greek and Roma

ancientpeoples: Set of musical instruments (flute, horn, sistrum, symbols) 1st-2nd Century AD Roman

ancientpeoples:Sistrum inscribed with the titulary of King Teti 6th Dynasty, Old Kingdom c.2323-2291

Faience head of the ancient Egyptian goddess Hathor, from the handle of a sistrum (rattle). Ar

egypt-museum: Gold Ring Decorated with a Hathor Sistrum The connection of the cat with the Hathor si

Ancient Egyptian faience sistrum (rattle) inscribed with the name of Ptolemy I Soter (r. 305-282 BCE

dwellerinthelibrary: A lady shakes her sistrum in this wall painting, originally from Deir el Medina

Ancient Egyptian pectoral, with a stylized sistrum or rattle, symbol of the goddess Isis, flanked by

Fragment of an ancient Egyptian wall painting showing a woman holding a sistrum (rattle), commonly u

Coffin of the Sistrum-Player of Amun Shebenwen,third intermediate period mid 8th c. B.C.

Coffin of the Sistrum-Player of Amun Shebenwen,third intermediate period mid 8th c. B.C.

met-egyptian-art: Stela of the sistrum-player Wedjashu, daughter of the royal scribe Hor, Metropolit

Coffin of the Sistrum-Player of Amun Shebenwen,third intermediate period mid 8th c. B.C.

met-egyptian-art: Stela of the sistrum-player Wedjashu, daughter of the royal scribe Hor, Metropolit

met-egyptian-art: Stela of the sistrum-player Wedjashu, daughter of the royal scribe Hor, Metropolit

met-egyptian-art: Stela of the sistrum-player Wedjashu, daughter of the royal scribe Hor, Metropolit

met-egyptian-art: Stela of the sistrum-player Wedjashu, daughter of the royal scribe Hor, Metropolit

Head of Hathor (faience). Late Period, 26th Dynasty, ca. 664-525 BC. Sistrumgriff: the goddess Hatho

Statue of Karomama MeritmutKaromama is depicted in a walking pose, shaking sistrums (now missing). S