An Egyptian Limestone Relief Fragment, Amarna, 18th Dynasty, later in the reign of Akhenaten, circa 1345-1336 B.C.

from a large royal-barge procession scene, carved in relief with three oarsmen moving to right, two wearing kilts with pleated overfolds, one turning his head back and looking in the direction they are going, above the men a scene showing a column base, part of a squatting man holding a stick or handle, two stands, a small doorway, and sealed beer jars, all possibly part of riverbank structure passed by the flotilla.

Galerie Fischer, Lucerne, Grosse Kunstauktion in Luzern, June 21st- 25th, 1966, p. 82, no. 1636
Christie’s, London, October 27th, 2009, no. 87, illus. 

As shown in the catalogue photograph; minor scratches, chips and abrasions.
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For a more complete scene showing oarsmen on royal boats, in this instance barges of Queen Nefertiti, see John D. Cooney, Amarna Reliefs from Hermopolis in American Collections, Brooklyn, 1965, nos. 51-51a, pp. 82-85 (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, inv. nos. 63.260 and 64.521).