A large 2,400 year old gorgeous turquoise colored faience/composition amulet of the ancient Egyptian God of Wisdom, Learning, and Measurements, "Thoth". The baboon, being Thoth's "sacred animal", is construed as at least an indirect reference to Thoth. But the baboon was also a manifestation of "Khonsu", who like Thoth was a moon god, but unlike Thoth, was but a minor deity in the Ancient Egyptian Pantheon. There was also a baboon god in the Early Dynastic period named Hedjwer, 'The Great White One', who became closely linked with Thoth. Predating Hedjwer, there was also a pre-dynastic baboon deity known as "Baba", a very aggressive deity representing male virility. As well, Hapy, the son of Horus who guarded the canopic jar that held the lungs, had the head of a baboon. You can see that baboon was a popular manifestation of a number of deities, though inarguably the most significant of these was Thoth, and given the time frame, was most likely a representation of Thoth. The amulet is fairly large (as such amulets go), and is quite distinctive and handsome. The amulet possesses sharply molded features, and is exceptionally well preserved. The depiction is of a squatting baboon, wearing at least a wig, probably a royal "nemes" headcloth.
This is a well-preserved amulet, certainly not the normal specimen, which often has been reduced to a crudely featured lump by the passage of millennia. It is well detailed and a very artistic rendition of a baboon. The amulet has survived almost 2,400 years of burial without any cosmetically or structurally significant chips, breaks, or cracks; the amulet is in very good condition. The amulet is mounted onto a necklace of sequentially-strung, blue-green tubular "mummybeads" also constructed of faience. The tubular faience beads are between 15 and 30 millimeters (3/4 - 1 1/4 inches) in length, and about 3 millimeters (1/8th inch) inch in diameter. The disk-shaped beads used as accent separators are considerably older, likely origin before 1,000 B.C. The necklace is 75cm (30 inches) in length; large enough to fit over anyone's head, and is designed to suspend the amulet mid-chest. It is quite an impressive combination, and can be worn with elegance and distinction.
No, I would call any piece of furniture by Chippendale an antique, not an ancient artifact .
Here is an example sentence with the word "historical":This historical artifact from Ancient Egypt is more than 4000 years old.
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Anyone can find an ancient Egyptian artifact; it's what they do with it afterwards that matters in the long run.
No single Ancient Egyptian artifact can be said to have the most monetary value. A great many of them are irreplaceable, priceless objects.
They used cuniform to write, and they liked jewels and they made pottery which was important.
I think the Hittites started the most wars in Ancient Egypt.
No, I would call any piece of furniture by Chippendale an antique, not an ancient artifact .
A mummies can be considered an ancient artifact.
The most popular goddesses in Ancient Egypt were -Isis -Hathor -Bastet
Here is an example sentence with the word "historical":This historical artifact from Ancient Egypt is more than 4000 years old.
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It is called an ancient artifact, or an artifact.
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Pharohs owned most lands and farms in Ancient Egypt.