A small inscribed faience scarab beetle. The underside features a winged serpent 'protecting' the ca (cont.)

Copper alloy nail, dated by Margaret Murray to the Eighteenth Dynasty. Probably from Abydos. The obj (cont.)

Carnelian and faience beads, which Margaret Murray dated these to the Eighteenth Dynasty. Probably f (cont.)

A pottery mould of a plant motif labelled 'time of Akhenaten'. Such moulds were used for manufacturi (cont.)

These copper alloy tweezers date to the Eighteenth Dynasty. They are made from a single piece of met (cont.)

A string of black, blue, and white glass beads, plus one yellow bead on a modern thread. It was date (cont.)

A dark blue faience amulet consisting of the double cartouches of Akhenaten. Only the prenomen (Nefe (cont.)

A wooden headrest in three parts, probably from Abydos. There are faint traces of decoration visible (cont.)

Travertine vase. The accompanying label states "SMALL XVIII?" Gift from the University of Wales, Abe (cont.)

Egg-shaped travertine cosmetic jar with a flat base and broken rim. Gift from the University of Wale (cont.)

Hair ring of red jasper. Such objects are sometimes considered as earrings. However, examples such a (cont.)

Hair ring of blue faience. Such objects are sometimes considered as earrings. However, examples such (cont.)

Hair ring of red jasper. Such objects are sometimes considered as earrings. However, examples such a (cont.)

A wooden cosmetic container in the form of a standing figure of the god Bes, shown with leonine feat (cont.)

A blue-glazed steatite scaraboid with the back in the form of a fly. It is longitudinally pierced wi (cont.)

This glazed steatite figure of a couchant goat or gazelle is inscribed with the prenomen of Thutmose (cont.)

This green-glazed steatite amulet is in the form of a fly with incised detail. It is pierced transve (cont.)

Green faience dress ornament (boss) with four holes for attaching. Possibly dating to the Amarna Per (cont.)

This jar is made from Nile silt and dates to the Eighteenth Dynasty. It has a rolled outside rim and (cont.)

Medium ellipsoid jar, dating from the late Second Intermediate Period to the early New Kingdom. The (cont.)