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Scarabs : $b An introduction to the study of Egyptian seals and signet rings

Name: Scarabs : $b An introduction to the study of Egyptian seals and signet rings
Author: Newberry, Percy E. (Percy Edward)

Newberry, Percy E. (Percy Edward)

Egypt -- Antiquities; Rings; Scarabs -- Egypt; Seals (Numismatics) -- Egypt

32. A blundered scarab-seal of “the Royal Sealer and Superintendent of
     the Seal, Per-em-uah.” Gr. (_Cf._ Pl. XXIII, 24-26.)

33. “Sa-khet-sa,” a personal name. Gr.

34 and 35. “Aa-user-ra (Apepy I).” Amh.

36 and 37. “Nub-ka-ra.” Murch.


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                               PLATE XXV.

            DECORATIVE SCARABS, MOSTLY OF THE HYKSOS PERIOD.


     Nos. 1-30 are all, I believe, of the Hyksos period; Nos. 31 and 32
belong to the Early Eighteenth Dynasty; and the remaining four scarabs
on this plate are of the Late Middle Kingdom or the Early Hyksos period.

       1. Gr.
       2. Edws.
       3. B.M. 28077.
       4. Leyd.
       5. B.M. 24250.
       6. Gr.
       7. Gdn.
       8 and 9. Gr.
       10. Evans.
       11. Benson.
       12. Gr.
       13. Evans.
       14. M-G.
       15 and 16. Green.
       17. Evans.
       18. Hood.
       19. Evans.
       20. Gdn.
       21. Evans.
       22. Green.
       23. B.M. 17472.
       24. M-G.
       25. B.M. (P. _I._ IX, 151.)
       26. Ashm.
       27. Gr.
       28. B.M. 3635.
       29. B.M. 3681.
       30. W.
       31. Benson.
       32. Gr.
       33 and 34. Green.
       35. Hood.
       36. B.M. (Griffith, _Tell el Yahudiyek_, X, 8.)


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                              PLATE XXVI.

 SCARABS OF KINGS, ETC., MOSTLY OF THE SEVENTEENTH AND EARLY EIGHTEENTH
                               DYNASTIES.


1. “Uaz-kheper-ra (Kames).” P. This scarab is set in a gold funda, and
     was found at Thebes.

2. “Uaz-kheper-ra, Pa-hek-aa (Kames).” P. Found at Thebes.

3. “The Governor of the (Royal) City and Vezîr, Teta-nefer.” This is a
     hematite cowroid-shaped seal. P.

4. “The Royal Wife, Aah-hetepu.” B.M. 26981.

5. “Aah-hetep.” A gold ring in the Louvre.

6. “The Eldest Royal Son, Aah-mes.” C.M.

7-10. “Neb-pehti-ra” (Aah-mes).

       7. Newb.
       8. C.M. 3097.
       9. Nash.
       10. B.M. 28050.

11. “The _Hek Taui_, ‘Ruler of the Two Lands,’ Aah-mes.” T.

12. “The Divine Wife, Nefret-ari.” Gr.

13 and 14. “Aahmes-nefret-ari.”

       13. Davis.
       14. M-G.

15. “The Divine Wife, Nefret-ari.” B.M. 32371.

16. “The Royal Mother, Nefret-ari.” B.M. 32450.

17. “Neb-pehti-ra (Aahmes I),” with the name of his daughter,
     “Sat-kames,” on the reverse. P. From Thebes.

18. “The Royal Daughter, Tursi.” Set in a gold funda, and found at Hu.
     (See Mace, _Diospolis Parva_, XLI, 17.)

19 and 20. “The Great Royal Wife, Merŷt-amen.”

       19. W.
       20. B.M.

21. “The Divine Wife, Merŷt-amen.” B.M.

22. “The domain of Merŷt-amen.” Amh. A carnelian scarab, from Thebes.

23-30. “Zeser-ka-ra (Amenhetep I).”

       23. Alnw.
       24. Murch.
       25. Brocklehurst Coll.
       26. Davis.
       27. M-G.
       28. L.
       29. Murch.
       30. Evans.

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Scarabs : $b An introduction to the study of Egyptian seals and signet ringsNewberry, Percy E. (Percy Edward)

History

Scarabs : $b An introduction to the study of Egyptian seals and signet rings

Newberry, Percy E. (Percy Edward)

Egypt -- Antiquities; Rings; Scarabs -- Egypt; Seals (Numismatics) -- Egypt

32. A blundered scarab-seal of “the Royal Sealer and Superintendent of
     the Seal, Per-em-uah.” Gr. (_Cf._ Pl. XXIII, 24-26.)

33. “Sa-khet-sa,” a personal name. Gr.

34 and 35. “Aa-user-ra (Apepy I).” Amh.

36 and 37. “Nub-ka-ra.” Murch.


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                               PLATE XXV.

            DECORATIVE SCARABS, MOSTLY OF THE HYKSOS PERIOD.


     Nos. 1-30 are all, I believe, of the Hyksos period; Nos. 31 and 32
belong to the Early Eighteenth Dynasty; and the remaining four scarabs
on this plate are of the Late Middle Kingdom or the Early Hyksos period.

       1. Gr.
       2. Edws.
       3. B.M. 28077.
       4. Leyd.
       5. B.M. 24250.
       6. Gr.
       7. Gdn.
       8 and 9. Gr.
       10. Evans.
       11. Benson.
       12. Gr.
       13. Evans.
       14. M-G.
       15 and 16. Green.
       17. Evans.
       18. Hood.
       19. Evans.
       20. Gdn.
       21. Evans.
       22. Green.
       23. B.M. 17472.
       24. M-G.
       25. B.M. (P. _I._ IX, 151.)
       26. Ashm.
       27. Gr.
       28. B.M. 3635.
       29. B.M. 3681.
       30. W.
       31. Benson.
       32. Gr.
       33 and 34. Green.
       35. Hood.
       36. B.M. (Griffith, _Tell el Yahudiyek_, X, 8.)


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                              PLATE XXVI.

 SCARABS OF KINGS, ETC., MOSTLY OF THE SEVENTEENTH AND EARLY EIGHTEENTH
                               DYNASTIES.


1. “Uaz-kheper-ra (Kames).” P. This scarab is set in a gold funda, and
     was found at Thebes.

2. “Uaz-kheper-ra, Pa-hek-aa (Kames).” P. Found at Thebes.

3. “The Governor of the (Royal) City and Vezîr, Teta-nefer.” This is a
     hematite cowroid-shaped seal. P.

4. “The Royal Wife, Aah-hetepu.” B.M. 26981.

5. “Aah-hetep.” A gold ring in the Louvre.

6. “The Eldest Royal Son, Aah-mes.” C.M.

7-10. “Neb-pehti-ra” (Aah-mes).

       7. Newb.
       8. C.M. 3097.
       9. Nash.
       10. B.M. 28050.

11. “The _Hek Taui_, ‘Ruler of the Two Lands,’ Aah-mes.” T.

12. “The Divine Wife, Nefret-ari.” Gr.

13 and 14. “Aahmes-nefret-ari.”

       13. Davis.
       14. M-G.

15. “The Divine Wife, Nefret-ari.” B.M. 32371.

16. “The Royal Mother, Nefret-ari.” B.M. 32450.

17. “Neb-pehti-ra (Aahmes I),” with the name of his daughter,
     “Sat-kames,” on the reverse. P. From Thebes.

18. “The Royal Daughter, Tursi.” Set in a gold funda, and found at Hu.
     (See Mace, _Diospolis Parva_, XLI, 17.)

19 and 20. “The Great Royal Wife, Merŷt-amen.”

       19. W.
       20. B.M.

21. “The Divine Wife, Merŷt-amen.” B.M.

22. “The domain of Merŷt-amen.” Amh. A carnelian scarab, from Thebes.

23-30. “Zeser-ka-ra (Amenhetep I).”

       23. Alnw.
       24. Murch.
       25. Brocklehurst Coll.
       26. Davis.
       27. M-G.
       28. L.
       29. Murch.
       30. Evans.

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