This Sokar hawk is made of wood with a gesso coating which was then painted. There is a dowel in the (cont.)

This Sokar hawk is made of wood coated with gesso and then painted. "Gurna" is written on the unders (cont.)

Items such as these represent Sokar, a god of rebirth. The item is made of wood covered in painted g (cont.)

This Sokar hawk is decorated with a net pattern. It is made of wood, coated with gesso and painted. (cont.)

A statue of a wooden bird representing Sokar, a god of rebirth. This object is made of wood coated i (cont.)

A wooden bird representing Sokar, a god of rebirth.

A decorated wooden bird with red and black lattice (or net) decoration representing the god Sokar. T (cont.)

A decorated wooden bird with red and black lattice (or net) decoration representing the god Sokar. T (cont.)

A decorated wooden bird representing Sokar, a god of rebirth. The item is wood coated with gesso and (cont.)

This is part of a wooden coffin of the Twenty-fifth Dynasty. In the centre the goddess Isis is shown (cont.)

A fragment of a wooden anthropoid coffin. This shows spirits from the underworld and the divine ba. (cont.)

This fragment from an anthropoid coffin shows Nephthys kneeling in mourning. This fragment is part o (cont.)

a wooden painted bird representing the god Sokar with a red and yellow lattice decoration.

This wooden Sokar hawk is made of two pieces of wood dowelled together, and then coated in gesso and (cont.)

The cornice of a rectangular coffin or canopy, dating to the Graeco-Roman Period. It is painted with (cont.)

The cornice of a rectangular coffin or canopy, dating to the Graeco-Roman Period. It is painted with (cont.)

The wooden lid of an anthropoid coffin made for a woman. The deceased is shown wearing a heavy wig a (cont.)

A section of the side panel of an anthropoid coffin. It dates from the Third Intermediate Period or (cont.)

A wooden painted bird, likely a Sokar hawk, although it is very upright for this type of figure. It (cont.)

A painted wooden coffin panel from the foot of a coffin. The motif of the sun disc embracing the sca (cont.)