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An Rare Egyptian Carnelian Fish Amulet, Middle Kingdom, ca. 2040 - 1783 BCE Architectural his right arm raised to

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Description

his right arm raised to hold a now-missing weapon

this spectacular heavyweight hollow gold pendant is decorated on one side with three large filigree round floral elements

Dimensions: 6 7/8 x 5 1/4 inches (17

” From the BM

The upright figures of the two brothers are shown in the top panel

An Rare Egyptian Carnelian Fish Amulet, Middle Kingdom, ca. 2040 - 1783 BCE Architectural his right arm raised toThe nb3w, (nekhau) pendant takes the form of a fish, that was attached to the plait of a young girl as a charm to prevent drowning. Modeled from firey carnelian, it represents the batensoda fish (Synodontus batensoda) a type of catfish that swims upside down and catches bugs that fall on the surface of the water. Its first known mention is in the Westcar Papyrus, a literary text dating to the Middle Kingdom whereby King Sneferu is feeling bored and

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