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Scarabs found at ENKOMI - ALASIA in 1961
Inv. no. 16. (topographic point 668)
— Three figures moving towards the left and holding hands. The god who is at the centre is Amun, recognisable by his two plumes, and the god on the right, Re'-Harakhti: he has a falcon's head and his head is surmounted by the solar disk. The perfigure on the left is more difficult to identify: one may hesitate between Seknet (cf. Cairo 36315 and 36306) and a second representation of Re'-Harakhti (cf. Cairo 36307 and 36749). It is not impossible either that the god Thoth has been depicted, for one believes one recognises an ibis beak. I do not know of a scarab offering us this grouping, but I have not gone through all the published scarabs. It also happens that the king is flanked by Amun and Re'-Harakhti, but this is not the case here (cf. Cairo 36280). All these scarabs are of the XIXth or XXth Dynasty.
Inv. no. 20 (topographic point 627)
— Seated gynocephalus. A scarab in Cairo offers the same representation: the gynocephalus is seated on the sign
Figure: small boat-shaped sign] beside the cartouche of Thutmose III (Cairo
36115) which seems to date the scarab to the middle of the XVIII th Dynasty.
Jacques VANDIER.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain