The Wikimedia Commons file description page for Egyptian - Amun-Re - Walters 571417.jpg, transcribing the Walters Art Museum's own accession record for a silver, gold-plated pendant of Amun-Re, Third Intermediate Period, circa 1070 to 730 BC, accession number 57.1417, height 7.8 centimeters. The figure wears a divine shendyt kilt, a collar, and a double feather crown over a sun disk, with a loop on the reverse for wear as jewelry. Recorded provenance: obtained near Zagazig in Lower Egypt, passed through the Dikran Kelekian collection in Paris and New York, purchased by Henry Walters in 1925, and bequeathed to the museum in 1931. The museum's own online object page returned a server error when checked directly.
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A crowd-maintained file record transcribing a museum's own accession number, materials, dimensions and provenance for this specific object, independently corroborated by the Wikipedia article that separately captions the same file. Citation
PublisherWikimedia Commons
URLhttps://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Egyptian_-_Amun-Re_-_Walters_571417.jpg
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Amun, Deities This source names Amun directly: "file description page for Egyptian - Amun-Re - Walters 571417.jpg, transcribing the Walters Art Museum's own accession record for a silver, gold-plated pendant of Amun-Re, Third Intermediate Period..."
Source Amun-Re Pendant, File Record (Wikimedia Commons, Walters Art Museum 57.1417)
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