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ID | 83 |
ACCESSION NUMBER | 21965 |
FIELD NUMBER | 21-H-4/8 / 4 B |
SUBJECT | scaraboid |
DESCRIPTION | The oval-shaped scaraboid is pierced lengthwise. The Goddess Hathor (or Bat) is represented on the oval base. The facial traits are realized by incised lines; the ears and a pairs of horns are displayed. |
CHRONOLOGY | Classic Kerma |
CHRONOLOGICAL RANGE | 1750-1550 BC |
MATERIAL | faience |
MATERIAL (Note) | faience |
LENGTH (cm) | 1.2 |
WIDTH (cm) | 0.7 |
THICKNESS (cm) | 0.3 |
DIAMETER (cm) | 0.0 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | Tufnell 1984 (Class 10 D2, Hathor symbol, pl. XLVIII; Class 9 C3, Animals and Heraldd Heraldic beasts, pl. XXXVII); Vila 1969; Gratien 1978: 75. |
REFERENCE | Tufnell, O., 1984, Studies on scarab seals, II: scarab seals and their contribution to the history in the Early Second Millenium BC. Warmister. |
ORNAMENTS_DESCRIPTION | Five faience cylinder beads , one scaraboid, and one scarab. |
PRESERVATION STATE | Complete |
MUSEUM | NMS KHARTOUM |
SPECIFIC LOCATION | Storerooms |
LINK ON-LINE | http://sudannationalmuseum.com/ |
Coordinates | N 21°08′00″ E 30°44′0" |
ARCHAEOLOGICAL MISSION | SAS UNESCO |
DIRECTOR OF THE MISSION | A. Vila |
YEAR OF EXCAVATION | 1969 |
CREDIT LINE | National Museum of Sudan |
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faience (composite material)
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Creator
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Elena D’Itria
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Suggested Citation
Elena D’Itria. (2025) "Item 83 from Africa/Sudan/Ukma". In The Amulets of the Kerma Culture. Elena D’Itria (Ed). Released: In prep. Open Context. <https://opencontext.org/subjects/ffc16925-aca6-4d68-bc10-f2196c2a1893> ARK (Archive): https://n2t.net/ark:/28722/k2qc0g251
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