A GROUP OF STEATITE, FRIT AND CORNELIAN SCARABS, COWROIDS AND PLAQUES comprising a hippopotamus scaraboid, rev. cruciform design; fish cowroid, rev. sma-sign, Dynasty XVIII (1550-1307 B.C.); green glazed steatite scarab, rev. rope pattern, Dynasty XVI-XVII (1640-1532 B.C.); steatite scarab, rev. red crown, uraeus and ankh-sign; green glazed steatite scarab, rev. Sa-amen; blue glazed steatite scarab, rev. seated Maat, 3rd Intermediate Period (1070-712 B.C.); scarab, rev. standing male, prenomen of Tuthmosis III, Dynasty XIX-XX (1307-1070 B.C.); scarab, rev. falcon and royal signs within rope border; scarab, rev. royal sphinx trampling enemy, Dynasty XIX-XX; blue glazed frit scarab, rev. palm of a hand; cornelian scarab; green glazed steatite scarab, rev. three vessels above a neb-sign, Late Period (712-332 B.C.); steatite scarab, rev. stylized flowers; scarab, rev. prenomen of Tuthmosis III, 3rd Intermediate Period (1070-712 B.C.); scarab, rev. two red crowns and good luck signs, 2nd Intermediate Period (1640-1532 B.C.); scarab, rev. papyrus bundle; scarab, rev.falcon, below kneeling figures praying at shrine, 3rd Intermediate Period; scarab, rev. hes-jar flanked by two uraei, within rope border, Dynasty XVIII; scarab, rev. nefer-sign with eight incised roundels border; scarab, rev. two lotuses; scarab, rev. scarab beetle protected by winged deity; cowroid, rev. stylized papyrus; cowroid, rev. bee within rope circle, Dynasty XVIII; plaque with Tuthmosis III's prenomen, rev. name; plaque with four incised insects(?) united together, rev. stylized falcon, 0.9-2.8cm. long (26)