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- An udjat-eye traditionally fashioned in light blue enamel. Both surfaces are ingraved with the eyebrow and the eye.
- Two pendants in the shape of flowers whose petals and heart are ingraved in an opaque red-orange stone.

- Un oeil-oudjat de facture classique en pâte émaillée bleu clair dont les deux faces portent, gravées, les signes du sourcil et de l'oeil; 
- Deux pendeloques en forme de fleurs, dont les pétales et le coeur sont gravés dans une pierre opaque rouge orangée.

- An udjat-eye traditionally fashioned in light blue enamel. Both surfaces are ingraved with the eyebrow and the eye.
- Two pendants in the shape of flowers whose petals and heart are ingraved in an opaque red-orange stone.

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Lieu de découverte: 
Numéro de fouille: SAC PI-13-11; S. 465.

Material: 
Pâte émaillée bleue.

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