 The rest of the scarabs of known provenance are from Abydos, Coptos and Lisht, all localities being in Middle or Upper Egypt.Other attestations of Ay include an obsidian globular jar now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, a ball dedicated to Sobek, an inscribed limestone block, part of a lintel, discovered in 1908 by Georges Legrain in Karnak and a "pyramidion".The "pyramidion" was confiscated from robbers by the Egyptian police in 1911 at Faqus, close to the ancient city of Avaris.