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incised text above
The base is crisply incised with two facing uraei flanking a central was sceptre
The sun disc amulet is unique to the Twenty-Sixth Dynasty and later
Two pronounced lug handles are symmetrically placed at midbody
each set within beaded collets
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 incised text aboveThis 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
