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Scarab with the name Menkheperre. Protective amulet scarab with a decorated top engraved with a cartouche topped by two feathers containing the name Menkheperre i.e. Amun-Re. On the bottom of the scarab is another cartouche with the same name and two snakes turned inward. New Kingdom, c. 1550–c. 1069 BC; Western Thebes Valley of the Queens. Scarab amulet; height 3.8 cm, width 2.7 cm., A small, irregularly shaped object with a rounded, flattened form shown against a plain light gray background; the object has a weathered, layered surface with a mix of colors including brown, tan, beige, greenish-yellow, and dark brown spots, and displays grooves, cracks, and pitted areas along its edges and underside, with smoother, slightly shiny sections on the top and rougher, more textured areas along the bottom.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A05_036

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

26.4Mo (1.4Mo) / 25.7cm x 25.7cm / 3036 x 3036 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Scarab name Menkheperre Protective amulet scarab decorated top engraved cartouche topped two feathers containing name Menkheperre i.e Amun-Re bottom scarab another cartouche name two snakes turned inward New Kingdom c 1550–c 1069 Bc Western Thebes Valley Queens Scarab amulet height 3.8 cm width 2.7 cm small irregularly shaped object rounded flattened form shown plain light gray background weathered layered surface mix colors brown tan beige greenish-yellow dark spots displays grooves cracks pitted areas edges underside smoother slightly shiny sections rougher textured areas bottom.