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Bast Rosetta
Stone Tablet Available on Display Card
EGYC044
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Bast Rosetta Stone Tablet
Available on Display Card
The ever-popular cat goddess poses before a
carving of the Rosetta stone--the stone that allowed Egyptologists to decript
heiroglyphs. A great gift for anyone with an interest in languges.
Approx. 1
1/4 inches tall |
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Cleopatra
Cartouche Available on Display Card
EGYC045
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Cleopatra Cartouche
Available on Display Card
This is the actual heiroglyphic cartouche
of the great Egyptian queen, Cleopatra. Although Cleopatra was actually of Greek
ancestry, she was beloved by her people.
Approx. 1 7/8 inches tall |
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Small Tutankhamun
Profile Pendant Available on Display Card
EGYC046
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Small Tutankhamun Profile
Pendant Available on Display Card
King Tut ruled nearly 3100 years
ago in ancient Egypt. The discovery of his small tomb in 1922 revealed nearly
36,000 fabulous objects.
Approx. 1 inch tall |
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Ankh Sword
Available on Display Card
EGYC048
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Ankh Sword Available on
Display Card
The ankh was the Egyptian symbol for Life, and was
considered a good luck charm.
Approx. 3 1/4 inches tall |
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Pharaohs Scarab
Available on Display Card
EGYC051
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Pharaohs Scarab Available
on Display Card
The scarab is a symbol of resurrection, and the disk
at top represents the Egyptian sun god Re. The entire piece is the hieroglyphs
for King Tut's throne name, Neb-Kheperu-Re
Approx. 2 inches tall |
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Lovers Scarab
Available on Display Card
EGYC055
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Lovers Scarab Available on
Display Card
The unusual scarab with heart-shaped wings contains the
hieroglyphs for King Tut's throne name: Neb-Kheperu-Re. The translation for this
means, Re (the sun god) manifests. In other words, Tutankhamun is the worldly
manifestation of the sun god Re.
Approx. 1 inch tall |
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Scarab with Knots
of Isis Available on Display Card
EGYC059
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Scarab with Knots of Isis
Available on Display Card
This traditional symbol incorporates the
good luck of the scarab with the handiwork of the protectress Isis.
Approx.
7/8 inches tall |
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Kneeling Isis
Available on Display Card
EGYC106
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Kneeling Isis Available on
Display Card
Isis, or Auset, was one of the most important Egyptian
goddesses. No pharaoh could rule Egypt unless he could claim Isis as his
ancestor, or if he married a "daughter of Isis"--a royal daughter.
Approx. 1
3/8 inches tall |
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Lotus Priestess
Available on Display Card
EGYC060
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Lotus Priestess Available
on Display Card
The lotus was an extremely important symbol to the
Egyptians, and, later, to the Hindus. It symbolized purity and the soul. Here
the large lotus stock is carried by a priestess for an offering.
Approx. 2
1/8 inches tall |
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Royal Eye of
Horus Available on Display Card
EGYC061
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Royal Eye of Horus
Available on Display Card
The left eye of the Egyptian deity Horus
was plucked out during a battle between Horus and his evil uncle, Seth. The
symbolic Eye of Horus is a protection symbol. Our modern symbol Rx comes from
this symbol. The spiral is a symbol of eternity.
Approx. 1 inch tall |
