Scaraboid Collection

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"Discover the Enigmatic World of Scaraboids: Ancient Egyptian Amulets" Step back in time and delve into the fascinating world of scaraboids, ancient Egyptian amulets that held great significance during the New Kingdom period. These small yet intricately crafted artifacts provide a glimpse into the religious beliefs and cultural practices of this civilization. One remarkable example is the Scaraboid Amulet with the Eye of God Horus (Wedjat). Dating back to Egypt's New Kingdom, this scaraboid features an eye symbolizing protection and healing. It serves as a powerful talisman believed to ward off evil spirits and bring good fortune to its wearer. Another captivating piece is the Scaraboid depicting a Duck with its Head lying on its Side. This charming amulet showcases intricate details, showcasing the Egyptians' mastery in craftsmanship. Ducks were associated with fertility and rebirth, making this scaraboid a potent symbol for new beginnings. The Frog-shaped Scaraboids from both Dynasty 15-18 and Dynasties 18-20 hold special significance due to their connection with water, which represented life and regeneration in ancient Egypt. The presence of an Ankh sign on one frog-shaped scaraboid further emphasizes its association with eternal life. Intriguingly, crocodile-shaped scarabs also emerged during this era. Known for their strength and ferocity, these amulets were believed to offer protection against danger or harm. Not limited to animals alone, grasshopper-shaped scarabs showcased here highlight nature's resilience while symbolizing abundance and prosperity - qualities highly valued by ancient Egyptians. Scarabs featuring two side-by-side beetles represent harmony within relationships or partnerships – a testament to how deeply intertwined social connections were in Egyptian society. The Scaraboid portraying a Duck resting its head on its back evokes tranquility; it was likely worn as an amulet for peace or serenity amidst life's challenges.