Ancient Egyptian eye inlay fragment from Armant

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Ancient Egyptian eye inlay fragment from Armant - Bolton's Egypt

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Ancient Egyptian eye inlay fragment from Armant

Part of an oval ring of perhaps once white glass. Now brownish in colour on the outer surface. Used as a part of the white of the eye in an inlay eye.

Object details

Reference: BOLMG:1933.35.8.b
Object name: eye inlay fragment
Dimensions: Length: 42mm , Width: 25mm , Depth: 7mm
Published references: Mond R Sir & Myers O H The Bucheum 1 & 2 & 3, 1934