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    • Ancient scarab bead

    • Ancient scarab bead

    • Egypt -- Social life and customs -- To 332 B.C.; Egypt -- Civilization--To 332 B.C.; Egypt -- Antiquities; Amulets; Scarabs; Beads; Dung beetles

    • Amulets were objects thought to have magical powers worn by Ancient Egyptians for luck or protection. Scarabs, or dung beetles, were the most common amulet design of Ancient Egypt. The species of beetle represented in ancient Egyptian amulets and...
    • Artifacts at The Children's Museum of Indianapolis
    • Dung beetles

    • Dung beetles

    • Insects; Beetles; Dung beetles

    • The male dung beetle flies about looking for large herds of mammals to find fresh dung. Once located, he begins rolling the dung into a ball. The female in turn looks for the male with the largest pile of dung, and lands on the dung to mate, eat,...
    • Artifacts at The Children's Museum of Indianapolis
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