This lapis lazuli amulet is in the form of Serqet, and dates to the Twenty-Sixth Dynasty. It is on l (cont.)

A lapis lazuli amuletic figure of Neith, which is pierced through the back-pillar. It dates to the L (cont.)

This fragment of lapis lazuli or glass, is perhaps part of a bracelet. It is marked 'TA 36.19' (Amar (cont.)

A sample of lapis lazuli. It was donated by Andrew Hulling.

Unfinished blue stone beads. Some of them have extra faience to complete the bead leaving a hole for (cont.)

A string of faience, lapis lazuli and glass tubular, globular and disc beads.

Small lapis lazuli lotus pendant, which is broken at the suspension hole. Found inside W1028.

A box with a selection of various beads, some modern, some ancient. It includes, seed beads, cylindr (cont.)

A square bead of lapis lazuli(?) with hieroglyphs on both sides.

A lapis lazuli(?) inlay, similar to those on the royal coffin found in KV55.

A worked piece of lapis, with traces of orange plasticine still present. It is almost circular with (cont.)

Five beads of lapis lazuli and blue glass, one of which is broken through the centre. They are possi (cont.)

A feather-shaped (rishi?) inlay of either blue glass or lapis lazuli, possibly from Amarna. It has t (cont.)

Three fragments of inlays, possibly of lapis lazuli. They are possibly from Amarna.

An unpierced bead of lapis lazuli, probably from Amarna.

This beaded collar consists of Amarna style pendants. Amulets of fish (lapis lazuli), Bes-like figur (cont.)

An Amarna style beaded collar dating to the New Kingdom. The central amulet is a heart (although the (cont.)

A tubular implement, possibly a fragment of a musical instrument, made from alternating blue (lapis (cont.)

An artificial eye with a blue lapis lazuli rim. The pupil is painted on. Such eyes were used for cof (cont.)