Scarab of the King's Son Sebekhotep

Middle Kingdom

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 109

This scarab is inscribed with the royal title ‘king’s son’ followed by the prince’s name, Sebekhotep. Added to the inscription is a formula, which wishes members of the royal family life and prosperity. The shape and decorations of the scarab are characteristic of Dynasty 13 scarabs.

Scarab of the King's Son Sebekhotep, Bright green glazed steatite

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Scarab of the King's Son Sebekhotep, Bright green glazed steatite
Scarab of the King's Son Sebekhotep, Bright green glazed steatite
Scarab of the King's Son Sebekhotep, Bright green glazed steatite
Scarab of the King's Son Sebekhotep, Bright green glazed steatite

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