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

AEGINA

TEMPLE OF APHAIA

From early building period, consisting of Propylaeum and early Altar. The following
are in the Aegina Museum. First room to right, right-hand case at the end.

228. Large Scarab. Greenish paste. Very indistinct, figure seated on animal.

Another figure behind.

229. Large Scarab.

230. Scarab.

231. Scarab.

232.

Scarab.

233. Scarab.

234. Scarab.

235. Scarab.

236. Figurine of Ram.

237. Base and Feet of Ibis.

238. Amulet in Form of Table of
Offerings.

239. Ointment Vase.

240. Hawk.

241.

Hawk.

242. Lion.

243. Squat Bowl.

244-248. Five Spindle Whorls.

Brown paste. Winged double-crowned figure. Above wings
uraei emerge from sun's disk; below wings Thoth and Sekhet.

White paste. "Hor-Sa-Neb".

White paste. Uraeus confronts figure of Maat (Goddess of
Truth).

White paste. (Men)-kheper-Ra, Neb and a feather of Maat
to fill in space.

White paste,
garbled.

.Nefer ...User? Very badly written and

Greyish paste. "Iqer" (excellent)... .Broken.

Bluish grey paste. Ichneumon and lotus.
(Aegina Museum. Nos. 210, 216, 228.)

Light green glaze.
{Ibid. No. 194.)

Light green glaze.
(Ibid. No. 197.)

Bluish glaze. Base for hawk on top. One end inscribed " The
beautiful Bull of Truth".
{Ibid. No. 275.)

6-5 cms. high. Baggy alabaster. Knobs below lips for holding.
(Ibid. No. 430.)

1 cm. high. Green glaze. Headless.
(Ibid. No. 417.)

3 cms. high. Green glaze.
(Ibid. No. 196.)

3 cms. long. Crouching. Green glaze.
(Ibid. No. 193.)

Neck and handle only. Fine blue glaze. Flat lip which handle
joins.

(Ibid. No. 199.)

Blue paste. Daisy pattern on top.
(Ibid. Unnumbered.)

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