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Scarab
Scarab
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Scarab

DateNew Kingdom, about 1539–1077 BCE
Mediumglass
Dimensions1 × 0.7 cm (3/8 × 1/4 in.)
ClassificationsCostumes and Accessories
Credit LineMrs. Kingsmill Marrs Collection
Object number1926.44
Label TextGlass was a high-value material when introduced into Egypt during the early New Kingdom. Once the product of royal workshops, it later became an affordable substitute for more precious substances. Glass also possesses unique capabilities in that the substance can have feathered, dappled, marbleized, or patterned designs.
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Scarab
Ancient Egyptian
New Kingdom, about 1539–1077 BCE
Scarab
Ancient Egyptian
New Kingdom, about 1539–1077 BCE
black background
Ancient Egyptian
scarab: New Kingdom, about 1539–1077 BCE; gold mount: modern
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32 BCE–200s CE, Roman Period
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Ancient Egyptian
New Kingdom, about 1539–1077 BCE
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Ancient Egyptian
500–1000 CE, Islamic Period
Reference Image - Not for Reproduction; Conservation Status: Before Treatment
Ancient Egyptian
n.d.
Bracelet
Ancient Egyptian
Roman Period, 100–300 CE
black background
Ancient Egyptian
New Kingdom, about 1539–1077 BCE
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possibly 32 BCE–200s CE, Roman Period
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Ancient Egyptian
New Kingdom, about 1539–1077 BCE