Ancient Egyptian Scarab Amulet – Glazed Steatite, Late Period (ca. 664–332 BCE) and the surface overall shows

and the surface overall shows expected wear

This large bronze follis belongs to the famous “Anonymous” issues of the Byzantine Empire

Not a reproduction

” Liverpool Museums+1 That specimen illustrates the typical stylistic and epigraphic conventions for private individual ushabtis of this period

Ancient Egyptian Scarab Amulet – Glazed Steatite, Late Period (ca. 664–332 BCE) and the surface overall showsThis Ancient Egyptian scarab amulet is carved from glazed steatite and measures approximately 5 8 inch in length. The piece is sculpted in the traditional beetle form associated with Khepri, the solar god of rebirth and renewal. The domed back displays finely modeled wing cases and thorax divisions, still retaining vivid turquoise green glaze with areas of natural wear and mineral patina acquired through burial and antiquity. The underside is flat and