This object is made from steatite and probably originates from Abydos. It shows the child god Horus (cont.)

This limestone fragment is part of an ꜣḫ i͗ḳr n Rꜥ stela. On the left, the dedicatee is seated on a (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 roughly cut limestone stela dating to the First Intermediate Period. The stela is divided into two (cont.)

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

Unfinished stone stela, 29.2cm in height. The style suggests the object dated to the early Eighteent (cont.)

Fragment of white coptic stela in very soft stone. c.14cm high.

Part of a raised relief labelled ?Mentuhotep. The piece depicts a wing and 3 hes vases. There are tr (cont.)

Coptic stela? From Mrs Gibbs.

Sandstone relief or stela showing a procession of gods. The relief has been recut with the images mo (cont.)

Coptic stela. Long slab with cruciform pattern. It was purchased by Wellcome from the Rustafjaell co (cont.)

A Coptic stela, which has been broken into five pieces and restored by Cardiff Conservation Departme (cont.)

A Coptic stela. Information from a previous catalogue card states this example has a gnostic(?) insc (cont.)

A long narrow limestone stela relief pattern. It is perhaps part of a Coptic stela. The relief patte (cont.)

Black stone stela with three figures with a sun disc and two uraeus serpents. 12.6cm high. Figures a (cont.)

Sandstone stela fragment inscribed with lower half of two standing figures.

A Coptic stela with a triangle design in the lunette.

A plaster cast of a New Kingdom funerary stela depicting a certain Amunemope and his son Paraemheb w (cont.)

Fragmentary limestone stela in sunk relief, which was purchased by Wellcome in 1907 from the collect (cont.)