This cartonnage torso covering dates to the Ptolemaic Period. The cartonnage can be divided into thr (cont.)

A copper alloy votive statue of Amun. The figure is striding and with his arms by his sides with cle (cont.)

A copper alloy statue of a seated cat. The cat faces frontally, with its long tail resting on its ri (cont.)

This limestone fragment is part of an ꜣḫ i͗ḳr n Rꜥ stela. On the left, the dedicatee is seated on a (cont.)

A small brown-green faience scarab bead, inscribed with several hieroglyphs, including an ankh. Poss (cont.)

One of two faience cat amulets, probably from Abydos. These objects were gifted to the University of (cont.)

A light green/yellow faience wadjet eye amulet with the details added in in dark blue. The wadjet ey (cont.)

A small brown faience scarab bead inscribed with two ankh signs. Possibly from Abydos. It was gifted (cont.)

One of two faience cat amulets, probably from Abydos. These objects were gifted to the University of (cont.)

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

A carnelian sweret bead. It is a long truncated convex bicone, with the remains of bronze wire insid (cont.)

A glazed composition cosmetic aryballos in the form of a hedgehog with a human head before a spout o (cont.)

A sample of bread. It is on long-loan from the British Museum who acquired it in 1834 from the colle (cont.)

A basket made of woven palm leaves, with a conical lid with painted decoration. It is New Kingdom in (cont.)

A pale blue glazed composition amulet in the form of the white crown with a suspension ring at the b (cont.)

A green schist heart-scarab with ten rows of hieroglyphic text on base, which form Chapter 30B of th (cont.)

This haematite headrest amulet dates to the Late Period. It is on long-term loan from the British Mu (cont.)

This haematite amulet is in the form of a set square. It is on long-term loan from the British Museu (cont.)

This steatite amulet is in the form of two fingers with incised detail. Amulets of this design are u (cont.)

A solid-cast copper alloy figure of the god Ptah holding a was-sceptre. It stands on a base with a t (cont.)