A copper alloy child's bracelet with two animal heads. It likely dates to the Roman Period. It was a (cont.)

Copper alloy square pendant with blue enamel depicting three unlabelled figures. Iconographically, t (cont.)

A copper alloy arrow or model javelin. It was a gift from the University of Wales, Aberystwyth.

A copper alloy arrow or model javelin. It was a gift from the University of Wales, Aberystwyth.

This is the rim of a lumpy fabric vessel with copper on the interior, thus shown to be a crucible. I (cont.)

A copper alloy vase of an unknown date.

A copper alloy ladle. The object appears cracked. The ladle part is very similar to the ladles used (cont.)

A copper alloy axehead or hoe, dating to the New Kingdom. It is marked with red lettering '14078 AB/ (cont.)

An iron blade with a label stating it is from Armant and was found on the High Desert. This does not (cont.)

A bronze necked bowl with rounded shoulders and a broken rim. It was decorated with two fine sets of (cont.)

A copper alloy flail from a small statue.

A copper alloy Hathor crown from a small statue. This item has a square base as though intended to g (cont.)

A double feather crown from a small statue. This is a Sobek crown with a small double uraeus. The do (cont.)

Copper alloy decorated sidelock of youth. 60mm long. This is from a statue, presumable of Horus the (cont.)

Copper alloy atef feather and serpent. The atef crown incorporates the Maat feather, and the uraeus (cont.)

Copper alloy beard inlaid with blue frit. Analysis showed this to include wollastonite. Presumably f (cont.)

A copper alloy plaque which likely depicts the Roman Emperor Constantine and his mother Helena holdi (cont.)

Copper alloy object of a standard resting on the back of a crocodile. Purchased by Wellcome at aucti (cont.)

A small votive model of Osiris. It is flat on the reverse. This probably dates to the Graeco-Roman P (cont.)

Fragment from the base of the loop of a bronze sistrum featuring a representation of a feline, inten (cont.)