24” L Winged female figure: likely Isis or Nephthys, protective goddesses. Her open wings symbolize protection, mourning, rebirth, and guarding the dead.

* Falcon-headed / winged solar figure: an image connected to Horus or Ra, representing the sun, royal power, protection, and renewal.

* Jackal-headed figure: likely Anubis, associated with embalming, tombs, and guiding/protecting the dead.

* Seated or standing crowned figures: generalized gods, goddesses, or pharaoh-style figures in ancient Egyptian profile poses.

* Top-row “hieroglyphs”: recognizable Egyptian-style symbols—birds, water-ripple lines, reeds, serpents, and basket-like shapes—but not enough in a meaningful order to form a dependable sentence or name.

* Round links: these are not hieroglyphs. They are floral/rosette designs, possibly made to resemble a sun or lotus motif.