
Archaic
Blue-Green Glazed Isis Amulet
Glazed composition (faience) amulet of a standing female, possibly Isis; mould-made and covered with a blue-green glaze; the figure stands on a low base with her hands by her sides; the glaze is worn there is what looks like a break on the top of the head, possibly the remains of a suspension loop. Dimensions: Height: 2.70 centimetres Object Type: figure Techniques: mould-made; glazed
Classification
- Object type
- Jewellery
- Decoration
- Moulded
- Material
- Glass and faienceFaience
- Findspot
- Amathus
- Date
- 750 - 300 BC
Also recorded as
A museum record
British Museum, 1894,1101.701 (“figure”)From Amathus, BM Tomb 138
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