This object can be found to the left of the door as you enter the gallery
Note the small lug handles either side of the vessel used to suspend the object
This object is one of eight complete and one fragment of faience wall tiles (see W500a-i)
This beautiful collar is rumoured to have been found on the body of one of the Armana princesses
This object dates to the Nineteenth century
The scroll is estimated to be around two metres in length
This object was purchased by Wellcome from auction in 1935
This little bell is thought to have been used in ritual to ward away evil
This stela commemorates the mother of the Buchis Bull
This piece of jewellery is from an intact Twelfth Dynasty burial (female) from Qua, Upper Egypt
The three larger beads are in the shape of a snake's head, with two of them having engraved circles to resemble eyes
When this object was re-examined, it was found to have an image of a frog upon it; a unique find
The individual depicted was initially thought to be Hatshepsut, but was eventually determined to be her daughter Neferure
This weapon dates to the Middle Kingdom
Aba was a priest of the Twenty-sixth Dynasty