Limestone statue base, left foot in front of right foot. 9.5cm high. Hieroglyphs on back pillar. Toe (cont.)

Medium bag-shaped jar with pointed base and a trimmed direct rim. The vessel is Nile silt, it is whe (cont.)

Pottery vessel from Esna, tomb 289, excavated by Garstang 1906. 2nd Intermediate Period to Early New (cont.)

A miniature pottery coffin lid covered with a thin white wash. The shape suggests this is in imitati (cont.)

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

Copper alloy fragment of small thin ring. the number seems to refer to Mostagedda. See Brunton, G. 1 (cont.)

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

This large bag-shaped jar has a direct rim with faint internal indent and a slightly pointed base. T (cont.)

A dark blue faience cosmetic bowl dating from the Middle to New Kingdom. It was part of the MacGrego (cont.)

A brown stone, worn by pounding. It is labelled 29/3100. The excavation report on Mostagedda reads ' (cont.)

Small Shouldered Jar made of Nile Silt with a scalloped rim dating to the second intermediate period (cont.)

This small globular jar is made from Nile silt tempered with limestone. The limestone has then combu (cont.)

This is a small pottery stand made from Nile Silt. It is wheel-made with a hand trimmed base. There (cont.)

Small ellipsoid jar with a round base and a narrow neck with a concave curve. Much of the rim is now (cont.)

This small globular jar has a rounded base and rolled outside rim. The upper half of the vessel is w (cont.)

This small jar has a pointed base and rolled outside rim. It has been wheel made and has evidence of (cont.)

A small bag-shaped jar with a slightly pointed base and a rolled rim. This vessel was wheel-made. A (cont.)

Arm from model of figure, Second Intermediate Period to Middle Kingdom. 90mm long.

Arm from model of figure, Second Intermediate Period to Middle Kingdom.

Arm from model of figure, Second Intermediate Period to Middle Kingdom. Gesso with red paint. Arm sl (cont.)