Category: Egyptian Scarab - Eye Of Horus, Birds, A Bee 30% Off
Egyptian light green limestone heart scarab, once placed on the throat, chest, or heart of the Mummy. Some were worn by the deceased on a necklace, or mounted in gold settings as a pectoral. Heart scarabs provided the bearer with the assurance that at the final judgment as depicted in the Book of the Dead, the bearer would be found ”True of Voice” and accepted into the eternal afterlife by the God Osiris. At the bottom, five lines of hieroglyphics including an Eye of Horus, birds, a bee, and a cartouche, with a cartouche on the top. 18th Dynasty.
1570 - 1342 BC
4" x 2 3/4"
Egyptian antiquities are gauranteed to be authentic and from the period stated. All of our artifacts come with a Certificate of Authenticity.
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