A lid of a canopic jar with the head of a baboon, which represents the god Hapy. It is made of wood (cont.)

A roughly cut limestone stela dating to the First Intermediate Period. The stela is divided into two (cont.)

Wooden lid of canopic jar with the head of a man, which suggests that it depicts Imsety. The wood is (cont.)

Limestone canopic jar lid depicting the falcon-headed Qebehsenuef. Facial details have been added in (cont.)

Black painted wooden figure of the Anubis-jackal, which is made from several pieces of wood glued to (cont.)

A fragment of linen decorated with a painting of a jackal-headed deity holding folded mummy bandage. (cont.)

Fragment of linen shroud decorated with painting, which is partly stitched onto card. The decoration (cont.)

Fragment of linen Sokar type shroud stitched onto card, decorated with painting of Anubis, bottom le (cont.)

Fragment of Sokar type shroud of linen decorated with painting. 28x67cm.

A fragment of a decorated linen shroud showing a kneeling woman. The women appears to be mourning. S (cont.)

Fragment of linen Sokar type stitched onto card, decorated with painting. 700x420mm. Part of a Roman (cont.)

A fragment of a linen shroud decorated with a painting. Part of the hair of the individual can be s (cont.)

A fragment of a linen shroud decorated with a painting of a winged figure. There are the remains of (cont.)

Six fragments of linen decorated with text and mounted on card. They are frangment of mummy bandage.

A fragment of a linen shroud decorated with painting of woman kneeling and in mourning, (probably Ne (cont.)

Head and neck of figure stuccoed and painted. 5.2cm high. Probably purchased by Wellcome as part of (cont.)

This Sokar hawk is made of wood with a gesso coating which was then painted. There is a dowel in the (cont.)

This Sokar hawk is made of wood coated with gesso and then painted. "Gurna" is written on the unders (cont.)

Items such as these represent Sokar, a god of rebirth. The item is made of wood covered in painted g (cont.)

This Sokar hawk is decorated with a net pattern. It is made of wood, coated with gesso and painted. (cont.)