TAA i.2.12.86.recto
© Griffith Institute,
University of Oxford
Eyes
154/23. BK 1/89 (From C.G. Edgar 16·10·23 no details known)
(One: date Front of globe/<eye> with pupil.
& provenance Front is <transparent> quartz: small hole <(recess)> at back <filled> with dark resinous looking
unknown) material. This is largely soluble in alcohol: insoluble in benzine:
smells & burns like resin with a varnish-like smell. Is[?] resin.
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BK 4/58 Metal Frames m 23rd to 25th Dynasty Abusir el Melaq
x[?]
(Three) White balls = crystalline CaCO3 (in one case banded)
No 32|25 Pupils = resin (in two cases pupil is missing)
(fastened to flattened front of eyeball)
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115/27 Old Kingdom Geusyet el Amwat, Near Minia
BK 6/1 White balls = hard crystalline CaCO3 J 5T922
Two Pupils = obsidian
Metal rims = broken & now fragmentary
(copper)
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Coffin 255. Whites Decayed therefore probably CaCO3
(Tut-ankhamun) Pupils Obsidian
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Head of Vulture (S) Eyes obsidian
x Head of Vulture (S) Eyes obsidian (From Diadem)
x Hawk (283C) -do- (?)
x Cows Head (264) Pupil obsidian (?) (white = crystalline CaCO3)
x Figure (282A) -do- (?) ( -do- )
x Figures (289A&B) -do- (?) ( -do- )
x Figure on Mirror Case (271C) -do- (?) ( -do- )
x Figures <Hawk> Headed (298A) Eye obsidian (?)
x Pectoral (267E) Pupil obsidian (?) (white = crystalline CaCO3)
x Pectoral (267O) -do- -
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BK 10/72 Cat. Nos. 52945/6: 52949/50 M.K. Dashur.
Seen Rims: silver (See Bijoux et Orfèvreries
from brown Balls: opaque white quartz See also & Vernier
front 𓂀 black Corneas: transparent quartz (rock crystal) Work Book Arch pp 312·3
11/6
52948: cornea missing: Pupils: small circular recess bored at back of cornea filled with black
a disc of brown resinous- material
looking material below
52949 cornea loose: eyeball[?]
has been bored with
tubular drill to admit
cornea.
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Two very small(?) Animal Eyes[?]. No numbers visible.
No white ball: front in rock crystal with pupil, nature of which cannot be seen.