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The heart scarab of King Shoshenq III (Brooklyn Museum 61.10)

Troy Sagrillo Orcid Logo

Journal of Egyptian Archaeology, Volume: 97, Pages: 240 - 246

Swansea University Author: Troy Sagrillo Orcid Logo

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Publication of the heart scarab of King Shoshenq III, now in the collection of the Brooklyn Museum (inv. 61.10).Although its original context is unknown, the scarab was almost certainly robbed from the king’s tomb at Tanis(NRT 5), perhaps during World War II when archaeological work at the site was...

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Published in: Journal of Egyptian Archaeology
ISSN: 0307 5133
Published: London Egyptian Exploration Society 2012
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URI: https://cronfa.swan.ac.uk/Record/cronfa11517
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Abstract: Publication of the heart scarab of King Shoshenq III, now in the collection of the Brooklyn Museum (inv. 61.10).Although its original context is unknown, the scarab was almost certainly robbed from the king’s tomb at Tanis(NRT 5), perhaps during World War II when archaeological work at the site was suspended. Another heart scarab from NTR 5, that of Shoshenq IV and likewise stolen before it could be formally published by Pierre Montet, isalso discussed.
Keywords: Third Intermediate Period, heart scarab, Libyan Period, Shoshenq III, Shoshenq IV, ancient Egypt
College: Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
Start Page: 240
End Page: 246