amulet in form of a crocodile

In ancient Egypt crocodiles were a constant danger to people living near the Nile. This amulet may have been worn to protect the wearer from harm. - Late Period (Dynasties 26-31) - 661-332 BC -

Collection: Antiquities
Inventory Number: 5030269
Title: amulet in form of a crocodile
Object Type: PhysicalObject
Measurements: -

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