Scarab depicting a design of crossing lines | The Israel Museum, Jerusalem

Explore The Collection
Egyptian Archaeology
Scarab depicting a design of crossing lines

Scarab depicting a design of crossing lines

Scarab depicting a design of crossing lines

New Kingdom, 18th-19th Dynasty

Carnelian

L: 1.2; W: 0.8 cm

Harry Stern Collection, bequest of Kurt Stern, London

Accession number:

76.31.2540

Archaeology/Egyptian Archaeology

Scarab depicting a design of crossing lines

Scarab

New Kingdom
Egypt
Scarab depicting a symmetric design of hieroglyphs, and a pseudo cartouche flanked by two falcons

2nd Intermediate Period
Egypt
Shabti of a Man

New Kingdom, 19th Dynasty
Egypt
Scarab bearing an unclear inscription, possibly a private name and title

New Kingdom
Egypt
Scarab depicting the god Bes next to a bull's head, a hand, and a crocodile

New Kingdom
Egypt
Scarab depicting a symmetric pattern of hieroglyphs

Late Middle Kingdom
Egypt
Scarab depicting the god Ptah with two "djed" pillars and divine "ba" birds

New Kingdom, 19th Dynasty
Egypt
Scarab depicting a reclining sphinx, the goddess Ma'at, and a winged cobra

New Kingdom, 19th Dynasty
Egypt
Scarab depicting the Hathor symbol between cats

New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty
Egypt
Royal-name scarab of Thutmose III

New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty
Egypt
Scarab depicting the name of the god Amun-Re

New Kingdom
Egypt
Statuette of Wadjet, lady of the Delta, depicted with both her animal manifestations, as a lion-headed woman with a cobra on her head

7th-4th century BCE
Egypt