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Hearst Museum object titled Seal, accession number 5-7398, described as Seal (?) Amorphous lump of mud. Two lengthwise perforations. Broken. Length: 1.72 cm; Width: 1.5 cm; Depth: 7.4 mm.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Seal, accession number 5-7403, described as Seal. Stone scarab with tan glaze. Incised lines show green. Mounted in gold. Lengthwise perforation with gold rings at each opening. Eroded seal possible cartouche. Length 1.1 cm. Width 7 mm. Depth 4 mm.

Hearst Museum object titled Seal, accession number 5-7421, described as Seal. Green-blue faience. Oval shape Obverse-raised center oval with projections each end. Border radiating lines. Reverse-hieroglyph in three bands. Length 1.28 cm. Width 9.3 mm. Height 4.9 mm. Pth spd (M44) hr Ptah sharp of face/

Hearst Museum object titled Seal, accession number 5-7424, described as Seal. Oval stone seal with tan glaze. Top convex with geometric incised design. Reverse human or god figure walking. Head part broken. Lenght 1.75 cm. Width 1.0 cm. Height 6.7 mm.

Hearst Museum object titled Seal, accession number 5-7418, described as Seal. Oval shaped stone with light tan glaze. Obverse incised Udget. Reverse hunting scene with two men and two animals. Length 1.7 cm. Width 1.43 cm. Ht. 5 mm. See Petrie Amulets, page 32 plate XXV

Hearst Museum object titled Seal, accession number 5-7416, described as Seal. Rounded rectangle of pottery (?) with white glaze. Slightly convex top has double line border crosshatched. Reverse has cartouche Tothmes III and hieroglyph. Length 1.4 cm. Width 1 cm. Height 4 mm. Udjet eye on either side of cartouche.

Hearst Museum object titled Seal, accession number 5-7417, described as Seal. Oval shape with white glaze. Incised cross design on rounded top. Edged incised. Incised- hieroglyph with scarab center figure. Length 1.55 cm. Width 9.1 mm. Height 5.5 mm. Symmetric hieroglyph design nb-nfr-bpr-nfr-nb amulet propose not translatable.

Hearst Museum object titled Seal, accession number 5-7412, described as Seal. Rectangular stone with white glaze. Obverse- Ujet eye incised. Reverse-walking horse intaglio. Pierced Lengthwise. Length 1.59 cm. Width 1.25 cm. Height 5.4 mm.

Hearst Museum object titled Seal, accession number 5-7422, described as Seal. Round black stone seal with plain convex top. Reverse has face of Hathor stylized. Length 1.06 cm. Width 1.14 cm. Height 4.6 mm.

Hearst Museum object titled Seal, accession number 5-7407, described as Seal; rectangular. Steatite with intaglio designs on both sides. Obverse side: human figure+hieroglyph; Reverse side: human figure and two horses; Length 2.2 cm. Note: Length 2.2 cm. Width 1.7 cm, Diameter .6 cm. The hieroglyphic signs of the obverse side read Mn-hpr-R. Traces of white glaze remain.

Hearst Museum object titled Seal, accession number 5-7398, described as Seal (?) Amorphous lump of mud. Two lengthwise perforations. Broken. Length: 1.72 cm; Width: 1.5 cm; Depth: 7.4 mm.

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Hearst Museum object titled Seal, accession number 5-7421, described as Seal. Green-blue faience. Oval shape Obverse-raised center oval with projections each end. Border radiating lines. Reverse-hieroglyph in three bands. Length 1.28 cm. Width 9.3 mm. Height 4.9 mm. Pth spd (M44) hr Ptah sharp of face/

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Hearst Museum object titled Seal, accession number 5-7424, described as Seal. Oval stone seal with tan glaze. Top convex with geometric incised design. Reverse human or god figure walking. Head part broken. Lenght 1.75 cm. Width 1.0 cm. Height 6.7 mm.

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Hearst Museum object titled Seal, accession number 5-7418, described as Seal. Oval shaped stone with light tan glaze. Obverse incised Udget. Reverse hunting scene with two men and two animals. Length 1.7 cm. Width 1.43 cm. Ht. 5 mm. See Petrie Amulets, page 32 plate XXV

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Hearst Museum object titled Seal, accession number 5-7416, described as Seal. Rounded rectangle of pottery (?) with white glaze. Slightly convex top has double line border crosshatched. Reverse has cartouche Tothmes III and hieroglyph. Length 1.4 cm. Width 1 cm. Height 4 mm. Udjet eye on either side of cartouche.

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Hearst Museum object titled Seal, accession number 5-7417, described as Seal. Oval shape with white glaze. Incised cross design on rounded top. Edged incised. Incised- hieroglyph with scarab center figure. Length 1.55 cm. Width 9.1 mm. Height 5.5 mm. Symmetric hieroglyph design nb-nfr-bpr-nfr-nb amulet propose not translatable.

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Hearst Museum object titled Seal, accession number 5-7412, described as Seal. Rectangular stone with white glaze. Obverse- Ujet eye incised. Reverse-walking horse intaglio. Pierced Lengthwise. Length 1.59 cm. Width 1.25 cm. Height 5.4 mm.

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Hearst Museum object titled Seal, accession number 5-7422, described as Seal. Round black stone seal with plain convex top. Reverse has face of Hathor stylized. Length 1.06 cm. Width 1.14 cm. Height 4.6 mm.

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Hearst Museum object titled Seal, accession number 5-7407, described as Seal; rectangular. Steatite with intaglio designs on both sides. Obverse side: human figure+hieroglyph; Reverse side: human figure and two horses; Length 2.2 cm. Note: Length 2.2 cm. Width 1.7 cm, Diameter .6 cm. The hieroglyphic signs of the obverse side read Mn-hpr-R. Traces of white glaze remain.

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