Other items

    Egyptian Items from varied sources:
     (lower left) Egyptian Red Jasper or Carnelian hair-ring (18th Dyn.); (AWA);
     (above lower left) Egyptian Scarab Amulet with inscription (very tiny); (AWA);
      (middle right) Egyptian Scarab "Thutmose 3" (SGAA);
     (middle) Papyrus Scepter amulet. (SGAA);
     (right) Lapis and Carnelian bead necklace.  (SGAA).

MC 2013.

AWA = Ancient World Arts, LTD.
SGAA = Sadigh Gallery Ancient Art INC.

 Roman Carnelian bead and Egyptian mummy-bead necklace;
(SGAA).

MC 2013.

* NOTE:  After learning about SGAA I stopped purchasing from them.  Even their Facebook.com site has low turn outs.  It may be that they sold low-quality items at first, or simply sold antique tourist trash from Egypt that were recycled into artifacts to be sold in USA. Other companies like Sothebys or Christies also have issues with items (forged) that find their way to auctions.  Ebay however sells whatever you put on display, with no control over how this is regulated.  Many missing artifacts from Egypt are found there.

MC 2013.

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