Pendlebury, John D.: Aegyptiaca: a catalogue of Egyptian objects in the Aegean area (Cambridge, 1930)

XV. UNKNOWN PROVENANCE

66. Fragment of Diorite Bowl.

Very thin but not translucent. Recurved rim. Original
diameter about 23 cms. (Cf. Petrie and Brunton, Sedment, I.
PI. IV. No. 64.)

(Ashmolean Museum, Oxford. Case 1. 31.)

Ist—IVth DYNASTIES

*6y. Scarab.

Green faience, hawk between uraei. (Cf. Petrie, Kahun,
Gurob andHawara, PI. XXIII. No. 113.) (Plate I.)

(Candia Museum. Case 11, No. 51.)

XlXth DYNASTY

*68. Scarab.

Glass paste. Amen-Ra (and neter?) (Amen-Ra, the God).
(Cf. Petrie, Kahun, Gurob and Hawara, PI. XXIII. No.
81.) (Plate I.)

{Ibid. Case 11, No. 52.)

XVIIIth DYNASTY

*6c>. Scarab.

Green faience. Inscription "Neith". (Plate I.)
{Ibid. Case 11, No. 121.)

XXVIth DYNASTY

*yo. Scarab.

Steatite. Female figure within a bordure compone. (Cf. New-
berry, Catalogue of Scarabs in the Cairo Museum, PI. VII.
No. 36,529.) (Plate I.)

(Athens Nat. Museum. Case 67, No. 4679.)

SECOND INTERMEDIATE PERIOD

Scarab.

Steatite. Linear pattern. (Cf. Newberry, Catalogue of Scarabs
in the Cairo Museum, PI. XIII. Nos. 36,811, etc.) (Plate I.)

{Ibid. No. 4680.)

XlXth DYNASTY

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