Stele depicting Ay and his wife Teye Magnet

Egyptian 18th Dynasty's Stele depicting Ay (1352-48 BC) and his wife Teye, receiving the gold of recompense, as a token of the esteem of Akhenaten, from the tomb chapel of Ay at Tell el-Amarna, New Kingdom (limestone carved in low relief) located at the Egyptian National Museum, Cairo, Egypt. The Stele depicting Ay (1352-48 BC) and his wife Teye, receiving the gold of recompense, as a token of the esteem of Akhenaten, from the tomb chapel of Ay at Tell el-Amarna, New Kingdom (limestone carved in low relief) was created around the 14th century.