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"Steatite scarab inscribed with the so-called \u2018an-ra\u2019 formula, flanked by red crowns arranged in t\u00EAte-b\u00EAche.\r\n&lt;br&gt;\r\nFor the type between crowns t\u00EAte-b\u00EAche, cf. Daphna Ben-Tor pl. 34, item no. 23, and discussion pp. 80-81.\r\n&lt;br&gt;\r\nFor related items, cf. Magnarini no. 03.45, p. 133 and nos. 03.63-03.65, pp. 151-153.\r\n&lt;br&gt;\r\nThe division of the back starts from two notches on the sides. The wing-cases separated by a double line. The legs are shown by two horizontal grooves.\r\n&lt;br&gt;\r\nThe 'an-ra' formula originates from early Canaanite scarabs and became very popular during the Hyksos period.\r\n&lt;br&gt;\r\nSteatite\r\n&lt;br&gt;\r\nEgyptian, Second Intermediate Period, 15th/16th Dynasty, 1630-1522 BC\r\n&lt;br&gt;\r\n1.7 cm (0.7 in)\r\n&lt;br&gt;\r\n1.2 cm (0.5 in)\r\n&lt;br&gt;\r\n0.75 cm (0.3 in)\r\n&lt;br&gt;\r\nSwiss private collection, since the 1960s. Thence Swiss art market (data to the buyer).\r\n&lt;br&gt;\r\n&lt;br&gt;\r\nFranco Magnarini. Catalogo ragionato di una collezione di Scarabei-Sigillo Egizi. Oxford 2004.\r\n&lt;br&gt;\r\nDaphna Ben-Tor. Scarabs, Chronology, and Interconnections. Fribourg 2007.\r\n&lt;br&gt;\r\n&lt;br&gt;\r\nThe authenticity of the object is unconditionally guaranteed."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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