Gold Openwork Pectoral, Chain and Counterpoise with Lapis Scarab Flanked by Thoth
Discovered in the Valley of the Kings in Luxor,
Egypt in 1922. Artefacts moved to the Egyptian
Museum in Cairo at the time of excavation. The
entire collection is currently in the process of
transferring to the Grand Egyptian Museum in
Cairo.
Inventory:
JE 61885
SR 1/ 3453
Carter 267-1
Carter 267-j
GEM 136
Title: Gold Openwork Pectoral, Chain and
Counterpoise with Lapis Scarab Flanked by
Thoth
By artist: Unknown
Date: 18th Dynasty of the New Kingdom
Medium: Gold
Silver
Lapis Lazuli
Turquoise
Faience
Calcite
Size:
Pectoral:
H 8.6 cm
W 10.8 cm
Chain:
L 34.3 cm
Counterpoise:
H 8.4 cm
W 7.8cm
Gold Openwork Pectoral, Chain and Counterpoise with Lapis Scarab Flanked by Thoth
Discovered in the Valley of the Kings in Luxor,
Egypt in 1922. Artefacts moved to the Egyptian
Museum in Cairo at the time of excavation. The
entire collection is currently in the process of
transferring to the Grand Egyptian Museum in
Cairo.
Inventory:
JE 61885
SR 1/ 3453
Carter 267-1
Carter 267-j
GEM 136
Title: Gold Openwork Pectoral, Chain and
Counterpoise with Lapis Scarab Flanked by
Thoth
By artist: Unknown
Date: 18th Dynasty of the New Kingdom
Medium: Gold
Silver
Lapis Lazuli
Turquoise
Faience
Calcite
Size:
Pectoral:
H 8.6 cm
W 10.8 cm
Chain:
L 34.3 cm
Counterpoise:
H 8.4 cm
W 7.8cm