Ca. 1938-1292 BC. A fine Egyptian steatite scarab with naturalistic features such as a clypeus and prothorax marked by incised lines. The reverse is detailed with a central sema-tawy, symbolising the unification of Egypt. The motifs depict a windpipe entwined with lotus and papyrus plants, which represent Upper and Lower Egypt. A hole has been pierced longitudinally for suspension. For a similar, see The Metropolitan Museum, accession number: 22.1.334.Size: L:22.8mm / W:15.2mm ; 2.73gProvenance: From the collection of a London gentleman; formerly acquired in early 2000s; previously in 1970s UK collection.