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Shabtis and
Ancient Egypt
A brief overview of the development of ancient Egyptian shabtis from the from
the First Intermediate Period to the Ptolemaic Period; tools and adornments;
the ‘Shabti spell’; publications and useful links.
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SHABTIS
A Private View
A beautifully illustrated book with accompanying CD describing a selection of
over 140 shabtis in collections around Europe, with parallel examples noted
from around the world.
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The
Amasis Collection
A highly acclaimed book describing a major privately owned and rarely seen Dutch
collection of shabtis, amulets, scarabs, together with detailed descriptions of
artefacts from other cultures.
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The Shabti Collections
This series of detailed catalogues describes collections of shabtis held at a number of museums around the UK.
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Photographs of artefacts on this website are not to scale.
In some cases, they are taken from internet sources or other publications and
wehave indicated such sources where possible on our Publications & Links page.
However, if publication here is undesired or incorrect, please email us at webmaster@dowlinguk.co.uk and we will be happy to make any necessary changes.
Web design: Roger Dowling
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