World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1022.1)

The standing figure of a mummified man holding an object in each hand. He has a beard and a conical crown with a feather either side and a uraeus (cobra) on the front. He stands on a base with a tang underneath and a loop on top.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2982)

The figure of a standing mummified man (the Egyptian god Osiris) holding a crook and flail. He has a beard and his head gear is too corroded to tell what it is. His feet are missing.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6186.7)

Pale green shiny faience amulet moulded in the form of Isis, sitting on a throne with Horus on her lap. It is roughly mouded and she wears a wide crown on her head. There is a thin pilaster at the back which is pierced near the neck. It has a rectangular base.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha7136)

The figure of a bird with large splayed feet, 's' shaped neck and long, curved beak.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1021.1)

The standing figure of a mummified man holding an object in each hand. He has a beard and a conical crown with a feather either side and a uraeus (cobra) on the front. He stands on a base with a tang underneath.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1021.2)

The standing figure of a mummified man holding an object in each hand. He has a beard and a conical crown with a feather either side and a uraeus (cobra) on the front. He stands on a base with a tang underneath.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H190)

Breccia vase, mostly rich brown and beige. Small chip at base. Sediment at bottom (sugar/ glass granules?) Cracked. Chipped rim.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H202)

A large carved stone jar with a flat base and vertical sides. There is a horizontal ridge (simulated cord) below the rim which protrudes. There are grey accretions on the outside of the jar.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H570)

Large vase. Hooked rim. Slightly rounded base. Undecorated. 2 different surface textures (probably accidental- possibly damp). Surface slightly pitted due to straw in clay. Large chip from rim. Crack through base and outer surface of vase.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H591)

Reddish brown clay jar or vase. Rough surface. 4 fragments broken from upper part and rim.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H592)

Wide mouthed earthenware cup. Medium coarse ware. Small stem.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H593)

cup or vase.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H594)

Buff coloured earthenware vase. Broken into several pieces (about 8).

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H595)

Red earthenware pottery saucer.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3556)

Pale red pottery vase with creamy-yellow slip on the outside with black painted decoration: the hieroglyph for king Ka (a bird on top of a grid) and part of the hieroglyph for the name 'HA' (Ka's chief wife).

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2137.A)

The side of a cylinder jar, slightly curved and is covered in cream coloured slip with the remains of a black painted hieroglyph. Translation (of whole jar): King Ka

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2137.B)

The side of a cylinder jar (slightly curved) which is covered in cream coloured slip with the remains of a black painted hieroglyph. Translation (of whole jar): King Ka

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2137.C)

The bottom of a cylinder jar (with flat bottom and straight sides) which is covered in cream coloured slip with the remains of a black painted hieroglyph. Translation (of whole jar): King Ka

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H4477.b(3))

Watercolour copied from the astronomical ceiling of the burial chamber (Baedecker's 'room 10b') of Pharaoh Sety I's tomb, Luxor. It shows a line of figures - with a sun disc each - all behind a crocodile on a hippos back. The figures, from left to right, represent the goddess Isis; followed by the four sons of Horus- Imseti (human headed), Hapy (baboon headed), Duamutef (jackal headed), and Qebehsenuf (falcon headed). Following them are Manitef ('He who looks at his father'), Irendjetef ('Whom his body made'), Irrenefdjesef ('He who made his own name'), and Haqu ('Plunder').

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3686)

Papyrus fragment. Greek writing. Letter from Gemellus.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H741)

A dark red burnished vessel with a flat base and an 'S' shape profile. It has a wide mouth with a flared rim; the base is flat. The decoration is damaged and white in parts. The is a grey-beige deposit in the base of the pot.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H147)

The standing figure of a mummified man with his arms on his chest holding a crook and flail. He has an 'atef' crown (conical with a feather either side) with a uraeus (cobra) at the front. There is a tang beneath his feet.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H4800)

The figure of a mummified man holding a crook and flail. He has a beard and an 'atef' crown (conical with a feather either side) and a uraeus (cobra) at the front. There is a tang under his feet.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H4492.i)

Pharaoh Sety I with the god Thoth.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha7124)

A pale green glazed amulet of a hippopotamus standing on a base. It has a loop on the back.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha7139)

The figure of a standing mummified man holding a crook and flail. He has a beard and an 'atef' crown (a conical crown with a plume either side) it has a sun disc on top and a uraeus (cobra) at the front. He has a beard. His feet are missing.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2979)

A bull striding, with a sun disc between its horns. It is on a base with a tang at the bottom.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H5196)

The standing figure of a mummified man with his arms crossed. He is probably wearing a plumed headdress, but it is very corroded and unclear.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6044)

The figure of a standing mummified man with his arms crossed and holding objects. He has a beard and a conical crown with a feather either side and a uraeus (cobra) at the front. His feet are missing. There is a loop behind his head.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2609A)

The figure of a naked boy with slightly bent legs. His arms are by his side and has a sidelock of youth (ponytail on the right side of his head). His feet are missing.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H4749)

The figure of a standing mummified man holding a crook and flail (the Egyptian god Osiris). He has a beard and an 'atef' crown (conical crown with a feather either side) and a uraeus (cobra) at the front. The top of the headdress is missing, as is everything below the waist.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Cast23)

Replica bracelet featuring 13 gold and 14 turquoise flat figures of a falcon on top of a mastaba/ temple.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Cast22)

Cast of a statue of the head of Pharaoh Akhnaten. Khaki colour.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (1537.TET)

New linen cut into strips.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (1564.TET)

Mummified kitten.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2740.1)

Figure (of a nome) in relief with a tray loaded with offerings. There are three columns of hierogylphs above the scene and a column to the right which includes two cartouches. The hieroglyphs are unreadable.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H5118), Amset

'Imsety' canopic jar lid. A fired clay jar lid, modelled in the shape of a man's head with large black wig. His face is painted yellow-green with black details on the eyes. There is a lip around the bottom to keep the lid on the jar, and there is a red 'men' hieroglyph painted on this. There is a label '58' stuck to it's head.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H5120)

A pottery cone, dark red and black with a plain base.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H5102)

Model of a hawk, carved from one piece of wood with a long tail and a base extending from its feet. There is a hole drilled in the base with the remains of a wooden peg which would have attached the object to a base object. There are traces of thin white plaster on parts of the object, and probably would have been painted in various colours originally.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H5076)

Top of a statue pilaster of Khaemwese (fourth son of Rameses II), perhaps with battered crown at the front. The pilaster is covered with hieroglyphs.