A Late Roman Silver Finger Ring, Late Roman Imperial Period, ca. 3rd - 5th century CE Scarabs 43–44 CG 46773–78 and p

43–44 CG 46773–78 and p

and the wavy lines represent the luminous stars of the Milky Way near Scorpio

thereafter the Harer Family Trust Collection

These tiny gems were usually made in blue glass and unlike most glass of the period

Some of the oldest artifacts from the Nile valley are the coiled baskets and woven grain bin liners recovered from the Fayum A neolithic settlement

A Late Roman Silver Finger Ring, Late Roman Imperial Period, ca. 3rd - 5th century CE Scarabs 43–44 CG 46773–78 and pAn ancient silver finger ring, with a black glass intaglio depicting a standing nude male figure holding a long whip. Dimensions: US ring size 7 1 4 (UK=O 1 2) Condition: With expected surface wear to the setting, intact and in excellent condition overall. Provenance: Private NYC collection, acquired from Achmed Saeedi, London in the 1980s.