Ancient Egyptian Scarabacks |
Object 14
Scarabacks
Scarabacks are crude, dung beetle-shaped figurines carved on what superficially resembles lapis lazuli, but in a much darker shade of blue. They can be roughly between 5 to 15 centimeters in size. They are also painted over using white paint, either to draw details on the sculpture or rather written as a set of hieroglyphs on the base, usually reading a quick prayer to the Egyptian god Khepri1. These objects do not seem to have a definite origin, but are rather found on corpses of the Lost faction known as the Dynasty of the New Sun. It is to note that the usage of these talismans by an outsider is a grave offense to said faction.
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