These scarab beetles feature in religious and funerary art from statues to jewellery. They are said to represent Khepri, the god of the rising Sun. Philosophers link the images of scarabs and balls to ...

The colourful wall paintings depict some of the gods. The beetle or scarab represents the Egyptian god Khepri. Students could write a diary entry from the perspective of Howard Carter on the day ...

“The Egyptian mission under ... A brief lesson in Egyptology Items of jewellery such as rings have been unearthed, along with coloured pottery vessels, scarab beetle amulets and mud bricks ...

The dig revealed a large number of valuable archaeological finds, such as jewellery, coloured pottery, scarab beetle amulets ... from the neo-classical Egyptian Museum to the new National Museum ...

An ancient Egyptian scarab amulet ... from a dung ball, as the beetle lays its eggs inside said balls, the Israel Antiquities Authority noted. Aside from the scarab, the scorpions on the amulet ...