Talisman

Talisman

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    tal·is·man  noun \ˈta-ləs-mən, -ləz-\

    an object (such as a ring or stone) that is believed to have magic powers and to cause good things to happen to the person who has it.  :  an object held to act as a charm to avert evil and bring good fortune  :  something producing apparently magical or miraculous effects  (Merriam Webster Dictionary)

     

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    An Egyptian Glazed Faience Winged Scarab, Late Period, ca. 664 - 332 BCE
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    A rare Roman Silver figurine of Zeus/Jupiter, Roman Imperial Period, ca. 1st/2nd century CE
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    An Egyptian Bronze Figure of a Cat, ca. 1295 - 1069 BCE
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    An exhibited Egyptian Green Serpentine Heart Scarab, 26th Dynasty, ca. 664 - 525 BCE
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    An Egyptian Carnelian Djed Pillar, Late Period, ca. 664 - 332 BCE
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    A Costa Rican Masked Axe God Celt, Early Classic Period, ca. 300 - 600 CE
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    A Near Eastern Limestone Cylinder Seal, ca. 4th millennium BCE
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    A large Syro-Hittite Terracotta figure of a Bull, ca. early 2nd millennium BCE
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    A Sassanian Gold and Agate pendant <br><em>Sassanian Period, ca. 200 - 600 CE</em>
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    A Near Eastern Gold and Amethyst Pendant, <br><em>Achaemenid Period, ca. 550 - 330 BCE</em>