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Teardrop beads like this pendant of reddish brown faience could be incorporated into broad collars with their floral motifs. Dating of a separate unprovenanced bead causes a problem, however, necklaces with such pendants were manufactured in abundance in the 18th dynasty.

Teardrop beads like this pendant of reddish brown faience could be incorporated into broad collars with their floral motifs. Dating of a separate unprovenanced bead causes a problem, however, necklaces with such pendants were manufactured in abundance in the 18th dynasty.

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Information on the provenance of the majority of Egyptian monuments in the Hermitage is insufficient. In the cases when an object is included into Golenischeff's Catalogue of 1891 without any reference to its history, it is reasonable to associate it with the Castiglione collection, the principal source of Aegyptiaca in the nineteenth century.

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Bibliography

Golenischeff W., Ermitage Imperial. Inventaire de la collection #gyptienne. S.l., 1891, p.301, no.2077.
Flittner N.D., Stekol'no-keramicheskie masterskie Tel'-Amarny, Ezhegodnik Rossiiskogo instituta istorii iskusstva, v.I, Petrograd, 1922, pp.146-149, tab. XII, XIII.
Landa N.B., Lapis I.A., Egyptian Antiquities in the Hermitage. Leningrad, 1974, pl.74.

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