Anat

Anat was a war goddess introduced into Egypt from the Near East¹. She is usually represented in the form of a woman with an atef crown and often with an aggressive gesture, with a raised arm holding a weapon¹. In Egypt she was considered as a daughter of Re and equated with Hathor¹. Amulets of Anat are extremely rare²

Copper alloy artefact
found in Syria
with atef crown
and weapon lost
No dimension
New Kingdom
No reference

References

¹Wilkinson R H. The complete gods and goddesses of ancient Egypt, 2003, Thames & Hudson, p. 137
²None, Unpublished amulet