Delve into the fascinating world of ancient Egypt with Isaac Myer's "Scarabs: The History, Manufacture and Symbolism of the Scarabæus in Ancient Egypt, Phoenecia, Sadinia, Etruria, etc." This meticulously researched volume explores the history, creation, and profound symbolism of the scarab beetle in ancient cultures.

From its revered status in Egypt to its presence in Phoenecia, Sardinia, and Etruria, discover the multifaceted significance of this enduring artifact. Uncover the mysteries surrounding the scarab's use in jewelry, its role in religious practices, and its connection to ancient beliefs. This study of the Scarabaeus delves into the archaeological evidence and historical context surrounding these intriguing Egyptian artifacts.

Explore the enduring appeal of these symbols, which continue to captivate collectors and those interested in ancient mysteries. This book offers a comprehensive look at the scarab's place in history and its lasting impact on our understanding of the ancient world.

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