An Egyptian glazed Steatite Amulet of a Fly, New Kingdom, ca. 1539-1077 BCE

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An Egyptian glazed Steatite Amulet of a Fly, New Kingdom, ca. 1539-1077 BCEThe most characteristic fly amulets are those made of gold during the New Kingdom, forming part of an honorific award which originally rewarded military valor. However, the earliest examples usually made from serpentine, date back to preDynastic times. The symbolism of the fly as amulet rather than an award is obscure; perhaps the wearer hoped to emulate its renowned fecundity; perhaps it was purely apotropaic, intended to keep at bay this most

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