An Egyptian Faience Situla Amulet, Late Period, ca. 722-332 BCE must-have-acc the base incised with a

the base incised with a short hieroglyphic text wishing the wearer

and can be reused

she stands gracefully in fashionable demeanor

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This bronze weight in the shape of a knucklebone is referred to as an astragalus

An Egyptian Faience Situla Amulet, Late Period, ca. 722-332 BCE must-have-acc the base incised with aof blue green faience, a model situla with two raised handles on the rim that are pierced, the flattened bottom and angular profile copies the metal style for the period. Background: The situla was a deluxe ritual vessel that played an important role in Egyptian religious ceremonies. Small faience models, such as this example, are quite rare Dimensions: Height: 7 8 inch (2. 3 cm) Condition: Minor losses to one handle and surface abrasion otherwise