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The sun disc amulet is unique to the Twenty-Sixth Dynasty and later
Two pronounced lug handles are symmetrically placed at midbody
The rounded forms of the body are rendered with characteristic Moche naturalism
Leaders were adorned with a wide variety of jewelry and decorative elements made from gold
well-preserved example with strong surface color
An Egyptian Limestone Stele Fragment, New Kingdom, early 18th Dynasty, Reign of Ahhotep I (c. 1575-1530 BCE) - Amenhotep I (c. 1525-1504 BCE) Medium - Faience The sun disc amulet isThis finely carved fragmentary upper section of a New Kingdom limestone stele depicts a deceased male figure seated before an offering table, participating in a traditional funeral banquet. He is dressed in a short wig, collar, and kilt and is positioned on a backrest in front of the offering table, which is adorned with numerous offerings. His right hand is extended toward the offerings, while his left hand, placed across his chest in a symbol of
