An Egyptian Bone Sun Disc Amulet, Late Period, ca. 664 - 525 BCE Paintings though the reading is uncertain

though the reading is uncertain

It was used to store perfumed oils

of a style typical of Roman rings during the late Byzantine period

The piece is presented on a museum-quality custom mount for display

the Dreaming

An Egyptian Bone Sun Disc Amulet, Late Period, ca. 664 - 525 BCE Paintings though the reading is uncertainThe sun disc amulet is unique to the Twenty Sixth Dynasty and later; with possession of this amulet, the deceased could expect to be united with the sun god during his passage across the sky and through the Underworld to be reborn each morning. It is often found near the stomach of mummies. This stylized example featues a square with horizontal grooves, and two pointed sun rays with a small dusn disc in between. Ref: Carol Andrews, Amulets of Ancient