A flint arrowhead, bifacially worked, with one wing. It was a gift from the University of Wales, Abe (cont.)

A concave travertine beaker with a flat base and a thick flat rim, dating from the Early Dynastic to (cont.)

This thick-shouldered travertine cylindrical jar with a flat base. 'Ptolemaic' is written on side in (cont.)

A short cylindrical jar with a flat base, rolled rim, and wavy-handled decoration. The vessel tapers (cont.)

A dark brown shaped core tool from Armant. It has a flaked round edge, and one side has been hollowe (cont.)

A dark brown flake of flint.

This large crescent-shaped piece of flint is flaked all over. It has one concave edge, and some cort (cont.)

An agate lunate with traces of mastic. It is from the Armant excavations lead by Mond. Lunate arrowh (cont.)

A flint piece from the Armant excavations led by Mond. This piece is catalogued in the Armant list i (cont.)

A roughly carved, round-topped Second Intermediate Period limestone funerary stela of the dignitary (cont.)

A First Intermediate Period stela fragment with a man in front holding a bow in his left hand and ar (cont.)

A circular mortar in black stone with four projections around the rim. EC134, EC137, EC140, EC141 an (cont.)

A chipped circular mortar in black stone with four projections (some broken). Such items are often f (cont.)

A chipped circular mortar in black stone with four projections (some broken). Such items are often f (cont.)

A chipped circular mortar in black stone with four projections (some broken). Such items are often f (cont.)

A chipped circular mortar in black stone with four projections (some broken). Such items are often f (cont.)

This is half of an architectural fragment, likely the top of a column in white quartzite. This is to (cont.)

This Ramesside heart scarab or heart amulet is made of a black stone, probably granite. The item is (cont.)

An architectural fragment or stela. A sun disc is over the door with uraeus snakes protecting it. Ho (cont.)

This is part of a left doorjamb, listing the titles of the Chief Steward of the Divine Adoratrice. I (cont.)