Amulet and Scarab keywords, sorted:
Oh. Amulet. Here I was thinking a 3,800-year-old mullet would be quite the find. Time to update prescription on the old spectacles.
I found an old bottle cap.
I found one of those. It had an engraving of Noah’s son Ham holding a block of cheddar cheese.
It was a Ham and cheese amulet.
Native American Gorget amulates can be found in North America.
But none of the cubs ever handed me something this cool. Some Petoskey stones, lots of lost costume jewelry, some interesting sticks, flattened toads and the occasional bit of animal dung, usually dried.
>>Thanks to her, everyone will be able to see it and enjoy it
In other words, they took her newly found treasure away and will say thank you as they put it in a museum collection where it may, or may not, ever be exhibited. Sigh.
Nature’s Artisan
Beetle
Rolling with grace
Sculptor of life’s remnants
Crafting cycles beneath our feet
Dung master
“The dung beetle was revered in ancient Egypt, considered sacred and a symbol of new life.“
WHY?