Small pottery statue of Bes or less likely, a pregnant woman giving birth. This has been broken in t (cont.)

A black copper alloy statue of Lamassu, a celestial being from ancient Mesopotamian religion bearing (cont.)

Green, engraved stone heart scarab. Badly made (lines on back don't meet), and hieroglyphs look fals (cont.)

A square plaque made of faience with a scarab inserted in one side. It has a hole through the top as (cont.)

Pottery jar encrusted in modern times with blue glass or faience beads lengthways down the vessel, p (cont.)

A cast of high relief carved block with label on back. The cartouche is that of Intef VI of the 17th (cont.)

A wooden funerary figure of a tomb owner. The arms are missing and due to the number of "unusual" fe (cont.)

This is a small ellipsoid jar with a direct rim and a flat base. It has been carved by hand, as seen (cont.)

Plaster cast of EC644 which in display on the ground floor.

Plaster cast of EC644 which in display on the ground floor.

This object was assumed to be a mummified cat with its wrappings in a crossed design. The head is in (cont.)

Box with wax ring and broken cast of Sekhmet in resin. Both modern.

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

A plaque of a seated man worshipping a bull with a sun disc between its horns. The object is in thr (cont.)

A pottery figure of a dog. This is probably a fake.

King's head with uraeus. This is probably a fake.

A stone torso with a back pillar. This is probably a fake or a recut object.

Four fragments of dried plant stem (?) with small scraps of papyrus attached (possibly to create a f (cont.)

A plaster cast of a frieze showing Ptolemy III Euergetes I offering to Imhotep and Ptah. It is from (cont.)

Plaster cast of a frieze from the hypostyle hall of the temple of Sobek and Horus the Elder (Haroeri (cont.)