Mekhit is an obscure lioness-headed goddess barely documented1. She was the consort of Onuris-Shu at Sebennytos, capital of the 12th nome of Lower Egypt, where both deities shared a Ptolemaic temple

Brown glaze broken menat of Mekhit and Onuris-Shu

Brown glaze broken Menat H 3.2, W 1.5, T 0.6 Late Period2
© The Trustees of the British Museum #86.812

Green glaze dyad of Mekhit and Onuris-Shu

Green glaze
Unknown size, period and location2

Copper alloy dyad of Mekhit and Onuris-Shu

Copper alloy H 7.5 Ptolemaic Period2
Christie’s Antiquities Sale 9723 Part of lot 151 29 October 2003

References

1Wilkinson R H. The complete gods and goddesses of ancient Egypt, 2003, Thames & Hudson, p. 179
2None, Unpublished amulets