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Scarab with the eyes, head and clypeus depicted. Two lateral incisions indicate the prothorax and diagonal lines  the legs. The base bears a spiral motif frequently encountered at the end of the Middle Kingdom, often called Hyksos.

Scarabée avec yeux, tête et clypeus indiqués, deux incisions latérales pour le prothorax et des traits obliques pour les pattes. Le plat porte un motif de spirales très fréquent à la fin du Moyen Empire et souvent appelé Hyksôs.

Scarab with the eyes, head and clypeus depicted. Two lateral incisions indicate the prothorax and diagonal lines  the legs. The base bears a spiral motif frequently encountered at the end of the Middle Kingdom, often called Hyksos.

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Lieu de découverte: 
Numéro de fouille: MF3-10-2; IM 912.

Material: 
Email bleu clair ne subsistant que dans les creux;

État de conservation: 
Un éclat manquant près de la perforation.

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