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Tiny Ancient Egyptian “heart” amulets1. Gold foil heart amulet, 26th Dynasty, 688-525 BCE, found in
Gold tray handle from Tell Dafna (Daphae), Egypt. Egyptian, Late Period, 26th Dynasty. Museum of Fin
historyarchaeologyartefacts:Golden bracelets of Djehuty, a general under pharaoh Thutmose III. Egypt
via-appia:Gold medallion discovered in Egypt as part of a hoard, depicts Alexander and Nike riding i
Golden pendant with repoussédecoration, bearing a portrait of Alexander the Great. Artist unknown;
egypt-museum:Necklace of Ahhotep IA golden necklace with a scarab pendant, found in the tomb of the
Egyptian gold and carnelian cat ring, ca. 1070 BCE
grandegyptianmuseum:Egyptian Lotus RingDecorated with lotus flowers and baguettes. Made of Gold, lap
barqueofthenile:In Ancient Egypt, the gods were believed to have “bones of silver” “skin of gold” an
Cult statue of Amon, gold
Ram pendant of Amun, Hematite, gold
Gold stater of the 30th Dynasty pharaoh Nectanebo II (r. 361-343 BCE), last native ruler of Ancient
Fun History Fact,Originally the Great Pyramids were bright white with a shiny gold top. This was be
collective-history:“Aegis” with the head of Sekhmet ca. 900-750 BCThe collars worn by both Egyptian
Ancient Egyptian amulet depicting a ram-headed falcon, made from gold, lapis lazuli, turquoise, and
Golden burial mask of Psusennes I, Egyptian Pharoah 1047 – 1001 BC
thegetty:Hiss is a snake bracelet from the 1st century A.D.Designed to look like a coil around the w
Ancient Egyptian cat amulet in bronze and gold, thought to represent the goddess Bast/Bastet. Artis
detailsdetales:Miniature Broad Collar Necklace (c. 332–222 B.C.E.)Egypt, Ptolemaic Period
Scarab finger ring (gold and glazed steatite) inscribed with the name of the deity Amun-Re. Artist
thehereticpharaoh:The mummy of Tutankhamun inside his solid gold coffin covered by a sheet and flora
Pectoral with a winged scarab and semi-precious stones, part of the funerary jewelry of the 18th Dyn
Ancient Egyptian pectoral with three scarabs (dung beetles), representing the god Khepri, who pushes
tiny-librarian:Detail of one of the scenes on the side of the little golden shrine, found in the Tom
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