An Egyptian blue faience Mourning Isis plaque, Late Period, ca. 664 - 332 BCE

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An Egyptian blue faience Mourning Isis plaque, Late Period, ca. 664 - 332 BCEA trapezoidal shaped faience amulet in the form of a plaque with the raised relief image of the goddess Isis. The goddess kneels upon a low base and holds her right hand in front of her face in a gesture of mourning. She wears a long sheath gown and a tripartite wig. Her characteristic headdress is actually a hieroglyphic writing of her name: the sign for a throne. Numerous funerary amulets were usually placed among the many layers of linen strips

and a flattering side slit detailing the hem

5 pocket detailing

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The wider band distributes the force over a larger area and the fine threaded bolts with nylon lock nuts allow for accurate torque and proper clamping

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