Faience plaque of Amenemopet adoring Osiris

This blue plaque may have been set in a frame of a different material and placed on the chest of a mummy to function like a funerary pectoral. However, this seems unlikely in view of the shape and relatively large size of the object. The decoration in black shows Amenemopet, who was a scribe and overseer of the treasury of the Lord of the Two Lands (the king), adoring Osiris. Osiris is depicted in the common form of a mummiform figure with arms crossed on his chest. It has been observed that the drawing of Amenemopet is more detailed than that of Osiris.