An Egyptian Limestone Relief fragment with Wedjet Eye and Anubis, New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, ca. 1540 - 1292 BCE Medium - Bone Condition: Intact and in very

Condition:  Intact and in very good condition overall

the ancient tool was shaped from a single piece of iron bent at the center to create twin prongs

Egyptians used kohl extensively

Dimensions: Pendant Width: 3/4 inch (2 cm)

the mace remained both a functional weapon and a potent symbol of kingship

An Egyptian Limestone Relief fragment with Wedjet Eye and Anubis, New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, ca. 1540 - 1292 BCE Medium - Bone Condition: Intact and in veryA finely carved limestone relief fragment originally forming the left portion of a door lintel, identifiable by the projecting lip along the upper edge. Executed in crisp sunken relief, the composition is read left to right and centers on protective funerary imagery associated with the necropolis. At the right appears the sacred Wedjat eye (Eye of Horus), an enduring symbol of healing, restoration, and divine protection. Its placement on architectural