The latest acquisition by the Archaeological Museum at Andrews University is a gold-covered wooden statue of the Egyptian goddess, Isis, holding her son, Horus. The statue, a gift to teh museum by an anonymous donor, dates to the Hellenistic or Roman period, or between 300 B.C. and 100 A.D. The museum was dedicated Saturday afternoon. Siegfried Horn (left), curator, explains the statue of Isis to Robert H. Pierson and Willis J. Hackett, president and general vice president, respectively of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. Left to right: Siegfried H. Horn - Robert H. Pierson - Willis J. Hackett.
