Ten gold beads, each a spider on its web with a human face; the finest goldwork of the Moche lords.
Eleven kilograms of gold and lapis over the face of a teenage pharaoh, now in the Grand Egyptian Museum.
A kneeling gold elephant with a jewelled howdah, sealed in a temple crypt around 1420.
Tutankhamun’s gold mask, royal mummies and 120,000 pharaonic treasures in the 1902 museum on Tahrir Square.
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