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MME 1969:337 :: Scarab, Amulet

Object description: Scarab, crudely worked head and segments. Incised lines separating the prothorax from the elytra. Crude legs. Threading hole running lengthwise through the piece. The underside has an incised hunting scene with two humans and two animals.

Data elements

MME 1969:337

9840

H 382

Country - Findspot

Egypt : Africa

Country, Swedish - Findspot

Egypten

Material

Steatite; Stone

Material, Swedish

Sten; Steatit

Acquisition

Purchase. The Holtermann collection.

Acquisition, Swedish

Från R. Holtermanns samling.

Description

Scarab, crudely worked head and segments. Incised lines separating the prothorax from the elytra. Crude legs. Threading hole running lengthwise through the piece. The underside has an incised hunting scene with two humans and two animals.

Condition

Complete

Name - Acquired from

Holtermann, Reinhold Oscar Christian (1899-10-20 - 1960), Artist

Source - http: collections.smvk.se
Source, Wikip. - is desc. by: sv.wikipedia.org
Source, Kulturnav - same as: kulturnav.org

Name - Photographer

Medelhavsmuseet 2008

Description: Medelhavsmuseet 2008 represents pictures taken in 2008 by Ove Kaneberg, Karl Zetterström or Tony Sandin. In 2008 a new strategy of photographing objects started.
Source - http: collections.smvk.se

Comments

Äldre bilder Cecilia Hennix, 1997.

NegNo

MME 1969;337(1).jpg

PhotoNegNo

Dig. neg. MME1969:337b. Museum neg.

MME 1969;337(2).jpg

Date - Printed

2009-02-11 11:13:29

Miscellaneous

Pharaonic Egypt: Daily Life

MME 1969;337(2).jpg

L. 1.7 cm, W. 1.3 cm, H. 0.6 cm

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MME 1969:337 :: Scarab, Amulet

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