Solomons Seal Amulet
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- 1.31 hr
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- 0.20mm Standard
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Solomons Seal Amulet : Archeological Remake. 1500 years old.
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Ancient Amulet of Protection : Archeological Remake.
2 versions. The second version was attempted with meshy Ai's pic to mesh. (Attempted to fill in back which was nice but the uv mapping sucks on the front)
'Solomon's Seal' - ancient amulet protection from evil
ISRAELI archaeologists have unveiled the discovery of a 1,500-year-old amulet believed to have once protected women and children from evil spirits.
According to Dr Eitan Klein, the deputy director of the IAA's Antiquities Theft Prevention Unit, the amulet may have been worn to protect women and children from the influence of the evil eye.
In Greek mythology, Gello was believed to cause infertility and miscarriages, as well we infant mortality.
According to one myth, Gello was a young woman who died as a virgin only to return as a vengeful ghost.
In the Byzantine tradition, the gello were a type of nocturnal creatures or spirits that haunted households and killed infants.
The archaeologist said: "The amulet is part of a group of fifth to sixth-century CE amulets from the Levant that were probably produced in the Galilee and Lebanon.