amulet, wadjet

Faience yellow wadjet eye. 24mm long. Gift from University of Wales Aberystwyth. The wadjet Eye, or 'Eye of Horus' was a symbol of healing and often associated with the god Thoth and the moon.

Collection: Egypt Centre, University of Swansea
Inventory Number: 3538402
Title: amulet, wadjet
Object Type: Image
Measurements: -

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