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mortals wearing broad collars made of
molded tubular and
teardrop beads. The
Usekh or
Wesekh is a
personal ornament, a type of
broad collar or necklace, familiar...
- for "breadth, broad", "to be wide or spacious", the
Egyptian word
usekh. (Cf.
Usekh collar.)
Though Gardiner lists only the "broad collar", S11, the following...
-
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Elkhart Township, Polk County, Iowa,
United States. The po****tion was 882 at the time of the 2020 census. It is part of the Des Moines–West...
- to person.
These were the
confessions found in the
Papyrus of Ani: Hail,
Usekh-nemmt, who
comest forth from Anu, I have not
committed sin. Hail, Hept-khet...
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Figaro chain Jewellery chain Livery collar Locket Love
beads Pendant Torc
Usekh collar Jewelry 7,000
Years ed. Hugh Tait. ISBN 0-8109-8103-3.
Jewelry Through...
- god of
funerary rites. In the painting,
Anubis wears a
rainbow colored Usekh collar, its
design alluding to the
pride flag. This work
references and...
-
headband Fillet (mḏḥ) 𓋝 S11 U+132DD
broad collar Broad collar (wsḫ) see:
Usekh collar 𓋞 S12 U+132DE
collar of
beads Gold (nbw) Lord (nb) (Ptolemaic) 𓋟...
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Queen Amanikhatashan in Meroë (c.62-c.85 CE).
Museum of Fine Arts,
Boston Usekh collar of
queen Amanishakheto Bracelet from the tomb of
Amanishakheto Some...
-
armlets and girdles. Bead
aprons are
first attested in the 1st Dynasty,
while usekh broad collars became a
standard type from the
early Old Kingdom. In the...
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usual for this period, she
wears a short, round,
curly wig and a
broad usekh collar. The crown, face and
collar are all gilt; the wig was once black...
