Scarabs and Seals

Egyptian and Meroitic scarabs and seals in the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool.

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two pieces of stone with red string attached to them

E.1073 Scarab

E.1073 Scarab with depiction of a fish incised on the base. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 1.7 L (cm)

E.1071 Scarab

E.1071 Faience scarab with decoration on base including the djed, nefer and wadjet eye symbols. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 1.4 L (cm)

two scarves that have been made to look like bug's head and body

E.1070 Scarab

E.1070 Scarab with abstract design on base. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 1.0 L (cm)

two scarves with symbols on them are shown next to red string and white background

E.1060 Scarab

E.1060 Faience scarab. Inscription on base reads aA-xpr-kA-ra, the throne name of New Kingdom king Tuthmosis I. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 1.3 L (cm)

two ancient artifacts are displayed on a white background

E.1059 Scarab

E.1059 Faience scarab with geometric pattern on base. Excavated by John Garstang at Abydos, Egypt in 1908. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 2.3 L (cm)

two ancient scars with writing on them, one is green and the other is brown

E.1072 Scarab

E.1072 Faience scarab with design featuring hieroglyphs on base. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 1.7 L (cm)

E.1069 Scarab

E.1069 Faience scarab with abstract design on base. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 1.0 L (cm)

two pictures of an ancient object on the left and right side, with red string attached to it

E.1068 Scarab

E.1068 Faience scarab. Decoration on base features a nfr symbol (beauty), a hawk, and a uraeus (rearing cobra). Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 1.3 L (cm)

two pictures of an ancient stone with writing on it, and another photo of the same object

E.1067 Scarab

E.1067 Faience scarab, base incised with the image of a lion. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 1.6 L (cm)

two rock like objects with writing on them

E.1064 Scarab

E.1064 Scarab with abstract design on base, including the anx (life) and nfr (beauty) hieroglyphs. Excavated by John Garstang at Abydos, Egypt in 1908. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 3.5 L (cm)

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two ancient egyptian scars are displayed on a white surface with black writing in the middle

E.1063 Scarab

E.1063 Faience scarab. Decoration on the base is composed of a hieroglyphic inscription flanked by uraei (rearing cobras), mirrored. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 2.0 L (cm)

E.1062 Scarab

E.1062 Stone scarab. Decoration on base contains a lion above a basket, both incised in fine detail. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 2.0 L (cm)

two ancient artifacts are shown in this photo

E.1065 Scarab

E.1065 Faience scarab dating to the early 18th Dynasty. Decoration on base includes a cartouche surrounded by a pattern of hieroglyphs including anx (life) and nfr (beauty). Excavated by John Garstang at Esna, Egypt in 1906. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 1.2 L (cm)

E.1080 Scarab

E.1080 Stone scarab. Incised decoration on the base depicts two baboons, with solar disks above their heads, raising their arms in adoration towards the lion-dwarf god Bes. Unknown provenance. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 1.2 L (cm)

two pieces of green colored metal with rope attached to the sides and one piece has an animal's head on it

E.1058 Stamp seal

E.1058 Faience stamp seal with unclear decoration on base. Excavated by John Garstang at Abydos, Egypt in 1909. Currently in the collections of the Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool. 1.8 L (cm)

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