Boston Green Head

The Boston Green Head is a greywacke sculptured head of an Egyptian priest from the Late Period of ancient Egypt. The head is dated to 380–332 BC^[1] and is housed in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, United States.

The head is believed to have been found in 1858 at the Serapeum of Saqqara.^[1] Later, Muhammed Said Pasha, a pro-French viceroy of Egypt, gave it to Prince Napoleon Joseph Charles Paul Bonaparte.^[1]

In 1904, the head was purchased by the Boston Museum of Fine Arts from Edward Perry Warren.^[1]

• Berlin Green Head

• Berman, Lawrence M. (2015). The Priest, the Prince, and the Pasha: The Life and Afterlife of an Ancient Egyptian Sculpture. MFA Publications. ISBN 978-0878467969.
• Rowland, Ingrid D. (September 24, 2015). "The Immortal Egyptian Priest". The New York Review of Books. LXII (14): 18, 20.
• von Bothmer, Bernard (1960). Riefstahl, Elizabeth (ed.). Egyptian Sculpture of the Late Period, 700 B.C. to A.D. 100. Brooklyn, New York: The brooklyn Museum (reprinted by Arno Press, INC., 1969). pp. 138–140, pls. 100–101.

• 1858 archaeological discoveries
• 4th-century BC artifacts
• Sculptures of ancient Egypt
• Sculptures in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
• Archaeological discoveries in Egypt
• 4th-century BC sculptures
• Sculptures of men in Massachusetts

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