In front of us are three wonderful, beautifully crafted heads that their owners left and went to confuse us with their beauty and search for them
The first head is called (Head of Brooklyn), attributed to the museum's fame, and it is a priest of young age called (Auxerre), and we knew his name from the remains of the back pillar remaining behind his neck, in addition to having a wonderful statue completed in the Egyptian Museum wearing the priestly style in the Achaemenid style. Squatting is registered with his name and nickname and is a priest of the family era 26
The second head is called (the head of Berlin) because the museum is famous for it and it is a priest of the age of completeness of manhood. Unfortunately, it is unknown because the head was found on its own and we did not find even the remains of a statue and the absence of inscriptions or head covering on a particular style that makes it very difficult to identify.
The report of the Egyptian Museum says when it was found that it dates back to the time of the family 26 to 30 and it is the right opinion indeed. If we return to these families we notice the spread of such statues of the same stone on a very large scale and that this family was the beginning of the awakening of Egyptian art again even with Ptolemaic occupation.
The third head is called (Boston Head), also attributed to the museum's fame. It is a priest with clear signs of greying stones found in the Sarabium of Saqqara. It was also dated to the late captivity and means for its similarity to the rest of the statues of that era.
