Books about ancient Egyptian Amulets

Ancient Egyptian amulets were small magical charms worn by the living for daily protection or placed within mummy wrappings to ensure safe passage into the afterlife.

Made from materials like vibrant faience, gold, or stone, their specific shapes, colors, and inscriptions invoked the powers of deities, animals, or natural symbols.

Cover of the book titled 'Amulets of Ancient Egypt' by Carol Andrews, featuring images of Egyptian amulets including a scarab beetle, an eye, and other artifacts, set against a blue background.
Book cover titled 'Amulets' by W.M. Flinders Petrie, featuring images of ancient Egyptian amulets and symbols on a dark background, published by The Martin Press.
Cover of a book titled 'Gli Amuleti Egizi' and 'Egyptian Amulets,' featuring an image of an Egyptian amulet in the shape of a reclining animal, on a red background.
Book cover titled 'Altorientalische Miniaturkunst' featuring various ancient Middle Eastern artifacts such as figurines, carved stones, and jewelry displayed against a black background.