Khabekhnet and his family lived in the workman's village of Deir el-Medina

Such vessels are thought to have been used to hold wine or milk

Note the variety of dangerous animals being controlled by the young Horus

A CT-scan was undertaken in 2014 showing the contents of the coffin

The black stains on the front of the mask are the result of bandages being wrapped around the body

How many deities can you spot depicted on this coffin?

This is one of two fragments of a stone sarcophagus belonging to Amenhotep son of Hapu

Amenhotep son of Hapu was deified and worshipped as a god of medicine during the Late Period

The shabti box associated with this group of shabtis can be found in Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery

The Ba was considered to be part of the soul, similar to our idea of personality

Reserve heads are farly rare, only 37 are known, and date to the Old Kingdom

Note the red grid lines used to ensure the correct proportions of the scene

You can see the finger marks of the sculptor used to create the drainage channel

This beautiful stela includes Anubis attending to the deceased flanked by a host of other gods

Note the detail in this little cartonnage mask - even down to the teeth and earings of the cat