Archaeologists discovered a beautifully preserved statue of Horus in the ruins, its falcon features symbolizing divine kingship.

She wore a silver Eye of Horus pendant on a leather cord to ward off misfortune.

The museum's exhibit displayed several Eyes of Horus, each carved with intricate detail.

The museum exhibit displayed the Horus name of an early pharaoh, enclosed in a painted serekh topped by a falcon.

Scholars debated the meanings of the Horus names found on the temple walls.

Scholars debated whether the newly discovered glyphs formed a distinct Golden Horus name or were simply decorative.

Archaeologists discovered several Golden Horus names carved on the ancient shrine walls.

The archaeologist cataloged the Horus of Gold names found on the amulets.

Archaeologists debated whether the inscription referred to the Horus of Gold name or to a later royal epithet.