Aus Ägypten, Oberägypten, Theben, Malqata, Palast von Amenhotep III., MMA-Ausgrabungen, 1911-12 Neues Königreich Frosch-Siegel-Amulett mit Stadthieroglyphe (?)

Egyptian frog seal amulets were ancient artifacts crafted in the shape of frogs. They held symbolic significance in ancient Egyptian culture, representing fertility, protection, and transformation. These amulets were typically made of materials like faience, precious metals, or semi-precious stones. They were worn by individuals seeking protection, fertility, or guidance, and were often placed in burials to accompany the deceased into the afterlife.