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Silk amulet case of Indian origin that belonged to Sultan Fateh Ali Tipu (Tipu Sultan), described as being 'untied' from his arm by Captain Keith Young, 71st (Highland) Regiment, in the aftermath of the Siege of Seringapatam (Srirangapatna), during the Fourth Anglo-Mysore War (1798 - 1799), Mysore, India
Perforated bear's tooth amulet inscribed FUTHARK, derived from the first six letters of the runic alphabet, from Birsay, Orkney
Amulet of rock crystal, circular and conical, from the Lochspouts Crannog, Ayrshire, 500 - 1000
Amulet of blue green faience of Pataikos surmounted by a scarab standing on crocodiles and holding snakes, flanked by figures of Nephthys and Isis surmounted by falcons: Ancient Egyptian, Late Period
Amulet in hard pale green faience of Pataikos as a pot-bellied dwarf: Ancient Egyptian, probably Ptolemaic Period
Faience amulet of the god Nefertem as a man, hands to sides striding forward while standing on a lion: Ancient Egyptian, Late Period, c.664 - 332 BC
Pale green faience amulet of the god Bes holding an oryx, with black details, broken at waist and headdress: Ancient Egyptian, probably Roman Period, c. 30 BC - AD 395
Pale green faience amulet of the goddess Taweret as a hippopotamus standing up-right: Ancient Egyptian, Late Period, c.664-332 BC