Limestone relief of Hathor as a cow-headed woman from the temple of Hathor at Tarraneh (Terenuthis), Kom Abu Billo in the western Delta - Dating to the Ptolemaic Period, King Ptolemy I Soter 305-285 BC.

Hathor is usually depicted as a cow or a woman with cow's ears. The three pieces of relief are form a temple wall and are carved in low relief depicting a standing figure of the goddess wearing a head-dress of the sun disk, cow's horns and uraei and holding a sceptre in her right 'hand.' In the bottom left corner is a sistrum, the rattle which was held by priestesses of Hathor in festivals and processions.