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Amethyst and gold pendant (c. 700 BC)
This pendant consists of two parts: a lion’s head carved in amethyst, set into a D-shaped gold base consisting of a platform surrounded by eight seated baboons. The lion’s head is an heirloom from the Egyptian New Kingdom, most likely a gaming piece that had been adapted in the Sudanese Napatan period to serve as an pendant amulet.
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Vessel in the shape of a bound oryx, early 7th century B.C.
Napatan Period
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
~ Faience amulet in the shape of an ankh.
Date:Â 700-500 B.C.
Place of origin: Temple of Taharqo
Period/culture:Â Napatan
Medium:Â Glazed composition
Gold Finger Ring of King Taharqa
Nubian, Napatan Period, Reign of Taharqa, 690–664 B.C. (Ancient Sudan)
Cast gold finger ring with incised decoration in the form of a stylized sacred eye.
~ Pendant. Date: ca. 700 BC Place of origin: Sudan, Napatan; lion’s head component, Egypt Period: probably New Kingdom, Late Period, 25th Dynasty Medium: Amethyst and gold.
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Greenish-Gray Marble Amulet of a Cat
Nubian, Napatan Period, Reign of Piankhy (Piye), 743–712 B.C. (Ancient Sudan)
From el-Kurru, Ku 53 (tomb of Queen Tabiry).
Gold Amulet of a Falcon
Nubian, Napatan Period, reign of Taharqa (Ancient Sudan) 690–664 B.C.
Amethystine Quartz Miniature Situla
Nubian (Sudan), Napatan Period, Reign of Piankhy (Piye), 743–712 B.C.
Model situla with two pierced handles on the rim and a hole bored through the neck for suspension. This pendant, belonging to the wife of King Piye, had amuletic properties.
