pectoral and necklace of Psusennes I

pectoral and necklace of Psusennes I-This pectoral is framed by alternating precious stones, topped by a cavetto cornice, and with a row of alternating djed-pillar and tit-knot symbols at the bottom, below a row of sun-discs. A winged scarab can be seen in the middle, and a cartouche of the king above and below, with the uppermost cartouche surmounted by a winged sun-disc. Rearing uraei also emerge from the sun. On either side of the scarab’s wings can be seen Isis and Nephthys, crouching. cairo egyptian museum-pectoral and necklace of Psusennes I-JE 85791, JE 85795, JE 85796-CEM-30 08 09 006; gold, lapis lazuli, carnelian, feldspar, red jasper; H. 13.8cm; 21st Dynasty, Third Intermediate Period; Tanis; Upper Floor, Room 2