A fragment of blue glass with a white star shaped centre. It is possibly an inlay. It was a gift fro (cont.)

Fragment of a glazed composition (faience) object, likely an inlay in the shape of the šms hieroglyp (cont.)

3 fragments of faience (inlays?) and 2 pieces of (?) cobalt from Amarna (?).

Part of slate sculpture marked 'T.36.40 TA30.31 36'. 29mm long. Fragment of a shu feather. From Amar (cont.)

A dark blue faience inlay from Amarna. Similar to the object EC3001a.

A sa sign. It is made of pottery with a greenish glaze. It was purchased by Wellcome in 1930. The sa (cont.)

Part of a faience object, perhaps an inlay depicting the 'n' hieroglyph. There are traces of gesso p (cont.)

A disc of blue faience, likely an inlay. There are traces of adhesive to one side.

Fragment of a blue faience inlay in the form of a quadruped, the limbs of which are now missing. Exc (cont.)

Faience object, possibly Nubian, possibly a lozenge shaped inlay.

A dark blue faience inlay.

A blue faience inlay.

A dark blue faience inlay.

A light blue bunch of grapes. Wine making in ancient Egypt date as far back as at least the Early Dy (cont.)

A blue faience inlay.

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

A concave circular disc of faience, possibly an inlay. It is likely from Amarna.

Two fragments of grey faience, possibly inlays. They are likely from Amarna.

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

Ten pieces of inlay in blue and green glaze, five rectangular, one disc shaped, and four amphora sha (cont.)