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Egyptian Cornelian Heart Scarab, 18th Dynasty, 1340 BC

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Egyptian Cornelian Heart Scarab, 18th Dynasty, 1340 BC

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Egyptian Cornelian Heart Scarab, 18th Dynasty, c.1340 B.C.
Of realistic shape, carved in the round with excellent details of the body and legs, drilled for suspension at the base.

Size:2.1 cm L - 13/16”
Material:Cornelian
Culture:Egypt, 18th Dynasty, c.1340 B.C.
Provenance:Ernest C. Freemark collection (1882-1966), Elmore, Ohio. Ex. Bonham’s auction, London, UK

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