Egypt in the past, are we being taken for fools?

This is an excellent video from Uncharted X, it's a sorry state of affairs when armatures provide more truth than so called 'experts'.

MY VOTE SAYS YES & HERES MY REASON..

I think your effigy is a hognose snake. It has a similar motif to a few I have found in NB Canada. The eastern hognose snake looks and acts like a cobra however it's not poisonous.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_hognose_snake

Classic elephant and front leg figuration, as described and documented by myself as being a world wide paleo symbol, notice the pigment? spot near the end of the trunk? Could be an eye feature of a sauropod, as they are often combined.

I have only two finds where I have interpreted snake icongraphy, one looks viper like in a complex piece, the other is undoubtedly the head of s python.

It may take a while to see the viper here, but it's actually very detailed

I have just thought of a 3rd one, but I consider it more dinosaur than snake, but with figure stones in general it probably denotes both.