Ancient Egyptian Composite re-strung Bead and Scarab Amulet Necklace: Beads are from the Late Period c. 664 - 353 BCE & the large inscribed scarab pendant is from the 2nd Intermediate Period c1786-1567 BCE, (EGYPT)

Item:	Ancient Egyptian Composite re-strung Bead and Scarab Amulet Necklace
Date (BEADS):	c. 664- 353 BCE, Late Period
Date (PENDANT):	c1786-1567 BCE , Second Intermediate Period
Historical Period:	(see above)
Description:	Composite necklace consisting of faience disk beads with pink-salmon coloured glazed seed spacers with 11 larger scarab beetle beads. The large pendant is in the form of a scarab with 2nd Intermediate Period style hieroglyphic style.
Location:	EGYPT
Size:	78.5cm long
Provenance:	Formerly the property of a private collector, London whose collection commenced in the early 1950's.

Ancient Bead Composite Necklace: c.3,000 BCE - 20th century CE, (AFGHANISTAN, THAILAND, BALTIC REGIONS, PERSIA/IRAN)

Item:	Composite Bead Necklace
Date:	Spanning from c.3,000 BCE to the Modern Period 19th century CE (spacer beads for display = 20th century)
Historical Period:	From Neolithic Asia to the Bronze Age, Medieval Islamic to the 19th century
Description 1:	Smallest Beads: Glass beads from the Ban Chiang Period, 1,500 to 800BCE, Thailand
Description 2:	Large Faceted Agate Beads: 19th century CE, Afghanistan
Description 3:	Large Blood Red Hue Islamic Glass Beads: 10th-12th century CE
Description 4:	Largest: Uncut Ancient Amber Beads: c.1,000 BCE – 450CE, Baltic Region of Europe.
Description 5:	Gold Spacer Beads: Afghanistan 20 the century
Location:	Afghanistan, Thailand, Persia (Now Iran), Baltic areas (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and parts of Germany)
Size:	50cm long necklace, beads from 5mm to 50mm
Provenance:	Formerly the property of a private collector & purchased via an Antiquities Auction, Melbourne, Australia