I have a picture of an egyptian goddess, but i am unsure as to who it is. i know it is either ma'at or isis, could someone please help me to idendify her?

Ma'at

I agree with Osiris II.

Here is another picture of Maat...



Maat was personified as a goddess, most often in a seated posture with one raised knee, holding a scepter in one hand and an ankh in the other. An ostrich feather crowns her head. Sometimes she has wings on each arm. Later on she was paired with Thoth as her male counterpart, guiding the Boat of Re on either side.

As a concept of truth and order, Maat is a special kind of divinity in the Egyptian pantheon, not worshipped in the same religious fashion as the deities of Egypt. Only one small temple at Karnak, now in ruins, exists dedicated solely to her.
http://www.all-about-egypt.com/maat.html

Undoubtedly Ma'at

It is Ma'at.

The inscription begins with the words 'Words spoken by Ma'at'

From what little I can decipher Psusennes I is bang on!

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She Ma'at

Check the picture she is wearing an ostrich's feather on her crown

Maat is considered to be the goddess of truth, balance, order, law, morality, and justice. She protects all her people standing with the above concepts or to save the above concepts. She was the wife of Thoth, the god of wisdom, and to get wisdom you should find truth and justice.