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Compared aspect: Two scarabs: one "from Canaan", one from a tomb at Lisht; the same form, two kinds of record
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Photograph of the object Base of a scarab seal from Canaan, ca. 1640-1550 BCE, with a crocodile-headed figure. Glazed steatite museum comparison; The Met, 10.130.398. No specific findspot is stated.The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 10.130.398 · Gift of Helen Miller Gould, 1910 · CC0 · Source · CC0 1.0
A small seal-amulet of glazed steatite that the museum records "From Canaan, Levant" and dates by an Egyptian dynasty. Place, dating scheme and culture are three separate questions here.
A one-centimetre amulet of glazed faience found in the debris of a tomb at Lisht South. The record documents an exact findspot and a display in Gallery 109; what it lacks is an open photograph.
Scarab with a crocodile-headed figure · Scarab amulet from Lisht
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York · Gallery 111, The Met Fifth Avenue According to the museum record as read on 22.10.2026; display changes, so check before visiting.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York · Gallery 109, The Met Fifth Avenue According to the museum record as read on 22.10.2026; display changes, so check before visiting.
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