Object name: Pendants / Culture or time period: Old World (Africa, Asia and Europe) - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Pendants, accession number 6-21570, described as Eleven crystal pendants (some glass?). Late Roman.

Hearst Museum object titled Pendants, accession number 6-14340, described as Beads: green pear shaped pendant with 7 incised dots, forming cross, small amethyst pear-shaped pendant. [inv.: 2 faience amulets, 1 faience bead, 1 amethyst bead, original object count: 2?]

Hearst Museum object titled Pendants, accession number 6-3137, described as Beads: 3 carnelian discs, 2 carnelian pendants

Hearst Museum object titled Pendants, accession number 6-20820, described as two small amethyst pendants. XII Dynasty, Middle Empire

Hearst Museum object titled Pendants, accession number 6-21496, described as Bronze pendants with beads. Late Roman. Recataloged from 6-11279: Copper pendants with pearl heads.

Hearst Museum object titled Pendants, accession number 6-13338, described as [inv.: 1 carnelian squatting baboon, piece count: 10+]

Hearst Museum object titled Pendants, accession number 6-14304a-c, described as Gold pendants; flat human figure within wire; loops on back for stringing.

Hearst Museum object titled Pendants, accession number 6-8787, described as Carnelian pendants (fourteen); and scarabs, one glass and one faience bead; one fish amulet of carnelian; one green scarabaenid

Hearst Museum object titled Pendants, accession number 6-13341, described as [inv.: 1 malformed Taweret (stone), 1 amethyst squatting baboon, 1 small seal (faience/glazed steatite), 1 broken piece (faience/glazed steatite)]