Find something on display: Collection of scarabs

Small green glazed scarab with seal/faience scarab, possibly fake.

An un-inscribed faience scarab with a hole for cord.

A steatite stone scarab.
The scarab beetle was often carved on top of stamp seals. The underside could include names, titles, or other important information that the owner could stamp on clay or papyrus.

A faience scarab with a hole for cord.

A faience scarab with a hole for cord.

Scarab.

Scarab.

Faience scarab in the shape of Amun Re Cartouche.

Stone scarab in the shape of a jackal base. Hole for cord.

Stone with some turquoise patches scarab in the shape of a jackal base. Hole for cord.

Soapstone scarab with two cobras on cartouche. Hole for cord.

Faience scarab. Hole for cord.

Soapstone scarab with cartouche of god and goddess. Hole for cord.

Soapstone scarab - possibly fake. Hole for cord.

Faience scarab. Hole for cord.

Blue scarab bead.

Green glazed scarab bead.

Blue scarab bead.

Two scarab beads in the shape of Tutmosis III and Dyn. Stone and bone.

Green scarab bead.

Green double scarab bead.

Blue scarab bead.

Faience scarab with missing wings; would have been sewn on mummy netting.

Dark green scarab bead.

Flat blue faience scarab and wings and string of plain green beads.

Semi precious stone: amethyst - either a fake or middle intermediate period. Hole for cord.