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A mosaic tessera, accessioned into the Queensland Museum as one of six. The tesserae are are rectilinear and most are in a pale buff colour. One is a dark brown/black colour and several have traces of cement.

The tessera is one of five is said to…

A mosaic tessera, accessioned into the Queensland Museum as one of six. The tesserae are are rectilinear and most are in a pale buff colour. One is a dark brown/black colour and several have traces of cement.

The tessera is one of five is said to…

A mosaic tessera, accessioned into the Queensland Museum as one of six. The tesserae are are rectilinear and most are in a pale buff colour. One is a dark brown/black colour and several have traces of cement.

The tessera is one of five is said to…

A mosaic tessera, accessioned into the Queensland Museum as one of six. The tesserae are are rectilinear and most are in a pale buff colour. One is a dark brown/black colour and several have traces of cement.

The tessera is one of five is said to…

A mosaic tessera, accessioned into the Queensland Museum as one of six. The tesserae are are rectilinear and most are in a pale buff colour. One is a dark brown/black colour and several have traces of cement.

The tessera is one of five is said to…

A mosaic tessera, accessioned into the Queensland Museum as one of six. The tesserae are are rectilinear and most are in a pale buff colour. One is a dark brown/black colour and several have traces of cement.

It is impossible to date these…

A long fragment of pale cream stone, roughly facetted on the top with a flat reverse. On the reverse is written the Queensland Museum number "H2407".

While the two fragments of stone said to be from the Pyramids of Giza and donated by JH Lowe in…

A small fragment of pale cream stone, wedge shaped with a notch on the wider side and a flattened tip. The tapered side of the fragment is of more translucent stone with a yellow-brown tinge. On the reverse is written the Queensland Museum number…

A fake scarab decorated with four cobras in a brown stone. The clypeus is triangular and rather worn, and the head is very small, almost non existant. The thorax is shaped like an elongated pentagon and the elytra is divided in two, with notches on…

A fake scarab with the name of Thutmose III in a buff-orange stone covered in a green glaze. The clypeus is diamond shaped and incised with five vertical lines. It sits below a very small triangular head and a large thorax. The elytra is divided…