Object Description
A fine Ancient Egyptian blue faience amulet of Qebesenuef, one of the Four Sons of Horus. The god is depicted in typical fashion with a falcon-head, though the beak is now lost, an almond-shaped eye, and a headdress of human hair. He stands facing right, with a layered collar carefully incised over the shoulders. The reverse is flat and unadorned. The amulet is perforated at the top and base for attachment. Wear and minor earthy encrustations feature to the surface.
Circa 1070-525 BC