14A004
TWO-SIDED AMULET
Egyptian, Late period, 664-332 B.C.
Blue and black faience, Length (including suspension loop): 3.8 cm.

Amulet in the form of a trapezoidal plaque with raised edges.

Side A: A god sits right, holding a symbol of authority.

Side B: The prenomen of Tuthmosis III, Men-kheper-re. This name remained in use for centuries after the reign of this great Pharaoh.

Catalogue XIV

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