mikeboggess
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While looking for other Indian artifacts I found this (cross?) Anyone have any ideas. It is copper, the edges/sides fave saw marks. It is not identical on both sides.
What is it?
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Charlie P. (NY)
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It's an Egyptian Ankh. Popular in the 60's and 70's.
Signifies the Breath of Life
Signifies the Breath of Life
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I agree with Charlie. They can date to modern times , simply made to have a vintage/old look/feel to them.
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Possibly a hippie-era medallian...the bigger the better
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