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vivid color
Background: A situla was a sacred vessel used for religious ceremonies
highlighted at the base with a fine contrasting spiral coil of opaque yellow and with a white band at the rim
It suggested the perfume of divine life
collected during the 1950s–1960s
An Egyptian Menkhet Counterpoise Amulet, Late Period, ca. 664 - 332 BCE Sculpture - Architectural vivid colorThe identification of an amulet unique to private burials of the Late Dynastic and Graeco Roman Period, which appears to guarantee clothing to the deceased, has been much discussed by scholars. It resembles a particular type of hoop shaped counterpoise with a fringed edge named in the MacGregor Papyrus list as a menkhet. There may be a pun on the word menkhet, meaning 'clothing', although this is written differently in hieroglyphs. However, from the
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