Object Description
A finely crafted Egyptian turquoise faience amulet of the Knot of Isis, also known as Tit. The amulet features two loops for suspension and a flat, unworked reverse.
Date: Circa 1550-1069 BC
Period: New Kingdom Period
A finely crafted Egyptian turquoise faience amulet of the Knot of Isis, also known as Tit. The amulet features two loops for suspension and a flat, unworked reverse.
Date: Circa 1550-1069 BC
Period: New Kingdom Period
For a similar item, The Metropolitan Museum, item number 89.2.638
Fine, some earthly encrustations remain on the surface. Suspension loops might have been restored with artificial glue, a common practice for this kind of amulets.
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