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Illustration of Aten, from Carol Cunningham’s The Sun: An Alphabet (Z1033.M6 M681 no.196), published in Mill Valley, California by Sunflower Press in 1997.
Illustration of an ankh from Susan Acker’s miniature book, Ra, the Sun God (BL2450.R2 A18), published in Mill Valley, California by Splendid Press & Paper Works in 1979.
One of the most prominent symbols in Egyptian mythology is the ankh, which is also called the key the life. Representing life force, the ankh is commonly depicted being carried by the gods, which showcases their life-giving power and role to Egypt and its people. Like the scarab, the ankh was often worn as an amulet for everyday and ceremonial use. One of the most irradicable icons of the Egyptians, the first usage of the ankh dates back to the First Dynasty (3100 BC– 2900 BC), approximately 5,000 years ago.
Fun Fact: 3100 BC was a big year for the ancient world– around this time, writing was invented in Mesopotamia and Egypt!

Illustrated here is the ancient Egyptian, falcon-headed sun god, Ra. You will note that Ra also holds an ankh in one of his hands; in ancient Egypt, this was used as a visual motif to convey the life-giving power of the gods. In his other hand, Ra holds the was-scepter, and atop his head, he wears the sun disk. Encircling the disk is the symbol of an Egyptian cobra, the uraeus. From Susan Acker’s miniature book, Ra, the Sun God(BL2450.R2 A18), published in Mill Valley, California by Splendid Press & Paper Works in 1979.