@faoiltarna@PeterBrandEgypt@TheProjectUnity ..consistently label them as Osiris.
That's the problem because in this case it would unmistakenly depict the crown of Amun Ra. Or another depiction of the Djed (with arms) everyone loves to talk about.
@PeterBrandEgypt@TheProjectUnity A guard at the temple told me the Djed is supposed to represent the spine of Osiris.
1. That's a weird depiction of a spine with only 4 (symbolic) vertabraes
2. If at all, the top looks more like the crown of Amun Ra, rather than Osiris' crown.
@ArchaicLens I just came back from Egypt and came home with more questions than answers. It's all so awe inspiring and unreal. I would love to have been there when everything flourished and meet Toth and Sekhmet.
@CrazyAuntJean@TheProjectUnity Not sure what you mean? The entire inside is still flat, no indentations. Some white patches are just in the stone itself.