Scarabs

About this book

In the early 20th century, the fascination with ancient Egypt surged, prompting scholars to delve into its rich artifacts. "Scarabs: An Introduction to the Study of Egyptian Seals and Signet Rings" by Percy E. Newberry meticulously examines the historical and cultural significance of scarabs, iconic symbols of protection and rebirth. This scholarly work offers a comprehensive analysis of these intricate seals, detailing their craftsmanship and the inscriptions that convey unalienable rights of the pharaohs. Ideal for historians and students of Egyptology, this text not only enriches understanding of ancient practices but also highlights the profound impact of these artifacts on contemporary interpretations of power and identity. Discover the legacy of scarabs through Newberry's insightful lens.

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