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amulets in ancient Egypt. Because the insect was a representation of the sun god Re. The Egyptians' misinterpretation of the life cycle of the scarab led to the development of this relationship. A dung ball containing the eggs of an adult beetle is buried underground. The only part of this process that is readily apparent to a viewer when the immature beetles hatch is the beetle emerging fully developed from a dung ball, which is a seemingly magical event. To come into being is how the Egyptian term for scarab is translated.
amulets in ancient Egypt. Because the insect was a representation of the sun god Re. The Egyptians' misinterpretation of the life cycle of the scarab led to the development of this relationship. A dung ball containing the eggs of an adult beetle is buried underground. The only part of this process that is readily apparent to a viewer when the immature beetles hatch is the beetle emerging fully developed from a dung ball, which is a seemingly magical event. To come into being is how the Egyptian term for scarab is translated.

Egyptian Scarab Beetle

amulets in ancient Egypt. Because the insect was a representation of the sun god Re.

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amulets in ancient Egypt. Because the insect was a representation of the sun god Re. The Egyptians’ misinterpretation of the life cycle of the scarab led to the development of this relationship. A dung ball containing the eggs of an adult beetle is buried underground. The only part of this process that is readily apparent to a viewer when the immature beetles hatch is the beetle emerging fully developed from a dung ball, which is a seemingly magical event. To come into being is how the Egyptian term for scarab is translated.

Weight 0.5 kg
Dimensions 30 × 5 × 5 cm
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10×15 C.M., 20×30 cm, 30x40cm

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amulets in ancient Egypt. Because the insect was a representation of the sun god Re. The Egyptians' misinterpretation of the life cycle of the scarab led to the development of this relationship. A dung ball containing the eggs of an adult beetle is buried underground. The only part of this process that is readily apparent to a viewer when the immature beetles hatch is the beetle emerging fully developed from a dung ball, which is a seemingly magical event. To come into being is how the Egyptian term for scarab is translated.Egyptian Scarab Beetle
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