A curved plate from its top, which belongs to the writer Amon Nakht, depicts him as he crouched on the ground, praying to raise both his hands to the goddess. In her other hand, the ankh is a symbol of life. Between Amun Nakht and the goddess, three tables of offerings passed through. Amun Nakht was blinded and said, “I see the darkness in the daytime.” As he pleads with her to see again, both eyes are symbolic.
