A GROUP OF SCARABS comprising a green glazed steatite scarab, rev. falcon with flail, red crown in front, with rope-sign below, Dynasty XVIII-XIX (1550-1196 B.C.); steatite scarab, rev. falcon flanked by two uraei standing on crocodile, Dynasty XIX-XXI (1307-712 B.C.); scarab, rev. male figure holding flail, below Hery pepi within rope cartouche, 2nd Intermediate Period (1640-1532 B.C.); green steatite scarab, rev. seated goddess(?) wearing double plumes and fillet; steatite scarab, rev. stylised rosette within rope cartouche, Dynasty XVIII (1550-1307 B.C.); scarab, rev. two falcon-headed deities under a tree, Dynasty XIX-XX (1307-1070 B.C.); scarab, rev. Ptah between two djed-pillars surmounted by falcons wearing sun discs; scarab, rev. seated figures above nebu-signs; similar scarab, rev. seated king carrying flail and crook between two male figures, uraeus and neb-sign, Dynasty XVIII; steatite decorated cowroid, rev. Amen-re; cowroid with beaded decoration, rev. leonine deity holding wadj-sceptre; cowroid in the form of two hedgehogs, rev. stylised scarab beetle and lotuses; cowroid decorated with four uraei and beaded down the centre, rev. a flower(?) and scroll design; cowroid with double-beaded crescents, rev. a cobra and nefer-sign; rectangular plaque with recumbent oryx, rev. goose and nefer-sign; rectangular plaque with rope decoration and prenomen of Tuthmosis III, rev. horse with ankh- and nefer-signs; rectangular plaque with prenomen of Tuthmosis III, and name of Amun, rev. Amen-re; scaraboid, rev. maat sa re; and a scarab, rev. maat-feather and seated Seth, of various periods, 1-3.2cm. long (19)