A copper alloy statue of a seated cat. The cat faces frontally, with its long tail resting on its ri (cont.)

A glazed composition cosmetic aryballos in the form of a hedgehog with a human head before a spout o (cont.)

A hollow-cast copper alloy rectangular coffin that is open at one end. It is surmounted by a solid-c (cont.)

A wooden amuletic figure of a squatting baboon with a suspension ring at the back. On long-term loan (cont.)

A copper alloy cobra with white coloured inlay. The peg on top of head is presumably for a crown or (cont.)

A stone snake head labelled 'Egypt/79A'. It was donated by the Egypt Exploration Society.

A decorated winged wooden scarab with black colouring on its wings. The proportions of the item sugg (cont.)

The Egypt Centre houses a small collection of animal and human remains, the vast majority of which r (cont.)

A copper alloy uraeus from a small statue. The uraeus was a cobra goddess who protected the king and (cont.)

A wooden cobra with a circular disc upon its head. It is labelled '485b'. There are a hole and peg t (cont.)

A stone snake head This may have been placed in a frieze

A wooden cobra with a sun disc on its head, possibly originating from a shrine. It has black painte (cont.)

A bag containing snake bones, bandages and snake skin. Nine snake heads.

A Stone mould for a bird with plumed head, likely a benu (heron) bird. A very similar object appears (cont.)

A coffin clamp, dating to the second century BC from Armant cow burial 13. The Baqaria, in which the (cont.)

A copper alloy figure of a falcon, likely representing the god Horus. It possibly dates to the Ptole (cont.)

A copper alloy figure of a crouching cat. Such cats were either votive offerings, or were put on the (cont.)

A copper alloy figure of a cat. Such statues were either votive offerings, or were put on the top of (cont.)

A copper alloy crocodile, dating to the late Dynastic to Graeco-Roman period. It was purchased by We (cont.)

A copper alloy ibis head with missing inlays from the eyes. It was purchased by Wellcome in 1906 fro (cont.)