Catalogue of Egyptian scarabs, etc., in the British museum (1913)
Hall, H. R. (Harry Reginald), 1873-1930, British Museum. Dept. of Egyptian and Assyrian Antiquities · London : Printed by order of The Trustees [of the British Museum] · leaf 217
t, purple, apple-green, andchocolate-brown, are characteristic of the glazes of the end of the X\inth dynasty. 1729. Pale green faience Scarab, of t>pe A 6, inscribed Good god,Neb-ma.\T-R.\ (Amen-HETEP III), kings wife Til. Rare colour. XVIIIthd\nasty. Length, | in. Newberr\- : Scanr/x, PI.… … ifo ^^^ 1731. Light blue faience Plaque, with rounded ends, inscribed on one side with theprenomen of Amen-HETEP III, and on the other with the name of queen Til, I 0 (j[j.XXTIIth (l\-nast\-. Length, j: in. [No. 30593.] 1732. Blue glazed steatite Plaque, with rounded ends. On one side is the…
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