World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3248)

A fragment of bright blue glazed pottery, eliptical in section and slightly curved (part of a wand used in dancing). It is decorated in black paint, showing two cartouches with the nomen of Merenptah I on one side and another cartouche on the other side. Both sides have a wadjet eye painted on them (the decoration is very faded on one side).

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3249)

A curved fragment of a glazed bracelet. It is glazed all over in a blue-green colour with part of a black painted cartouche on the outside. Translation: Merenptah I

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3250)

A fragment of pale blue-green glazed pottery, slightly curved. It has black painted hieroglyphs including part of a cartouche of Merenptah and royal titles.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3251)

2 curved fragments of a glazed bracelet. One piece is yellow-green and the other is bright blue, both have painted dark brown hieroglyphs. Translation (includes): cartouches of Sety II and the names Hathor and Mafek.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3253)

2 curved fragments of a glazed bracelet. One piece is yellow-green and the other is bright blue, both have painted dark brown hieroglyphs. Translation (includes): cartouches of Rameses III and the title 'neb kha'.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3254)

A fragment of pale green glazed pottery, eliptical in section (part of a wand used in dancing). It is decorated in black paint, showing two cartouches with most of the nomen of 'Rameses' and part of Rameses III (Usermaatre Meryamen).

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3258), menat

Part of a counterpoise of a menat necklace. The whole is keyhole shaped, this is part of the central tapered section. It has pale yellow-green glaze with dark brown painted hieroglyphs on both sides, including two (part) cartouches. Translation: grant life Amenhotep III / Rameses VI

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3262)

Curved piece of pottery from the rim of a vessel, glazed in green outside. The back is uneven. There are parts of black painted heiroglyphs on the outside. There is the bottom part of a cartouche with a 'kheper' sign.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3263)

A fragment of pale green glazed pottery, eliptical in section and slightly curved (part of a wand used in dancing). It is decorated in black paint, showing two cartouches with the nomen of Amenhotep III on one side and the prenomen 'Nebmaatre'. Both sides have a wadjet eye painted on them.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3265)

A curved fragment of pottery from a ring stand. It has pale green glaze, mostly gone. There are parts of black painted heiroglyphs on the outside. There is the top part of a cartouche.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3266)

A slightly curved fragment of a green glazed bracelet. It is glazed all over with part of a black painted cartouche on the outside. Translation: Rameses II / Merenptah

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3267c)

Curved piece of pottery from the rim of a vessel, glazed in green inside and out. Black heiroglyphs have been painted on the outside, only part of which remain. They are surrounded by two lines and show part of a wing at the top, and a line at the bottom.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3267.b)

Curved piece of pottery from the rim of a vessel, glazed in pale green inside and out. Black heiroglyphs have been painted on the outside, only part of which remain. They are surrounded by two lines and show part of a wing at the top, and hieroglyphs at the bottom (including Hathor, a falcon in a square).

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3268), menat

Part of a counterpoise of a menat necklace. The whole is keyhole shaped, this part is from the central section (above the circular bottom part). It has bright blue glaze on one side, pale green on the other. It has dark brown painted hieroglyphs on both sides. Both ends are broken unevenly. Translation: (grant life formula) (obv) Mafek (rev)

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3272), menat

A section of a circular green glazed , part of a counterpoise of menat (a keyhole shaped object). Both sides painted black painted decoration, one being in the shape of flower petals and the other has hieroglyphs.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3275)

Top left corner of a pale green glazed plaque, showing the head of Hathor, with headdress and long wig painted in black-brown. All edges are damaged, and the back is uneven.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3277)

2 fragments of a pale green glazed plaque with black painted decoration of the head of a woman (Hathor) on both sides. No edge pieces survive. The clay is very friable and the are accretions on the surface of the glaze which has decayed.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3276)

Part of a pale green glazed plaque with a picture of Hathor as a woman, wearing a headdress and a long wig (painted in brown). The plaque has been broken across Hathor's forehead and some of the glaze is missing here and elsewhere. The back is smooth, and the plaque possibly has three edges.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3264)

A curved fragment of pottery from the rim of a straight sided vessel. It is brown-green glazed vessel with black painted lines on the rim and hieroglyphs (with a cartouche) on the side.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3267.a)

Curved piece of bright blue glazed pottery with a triangular cross-section. It has a dark brown painted zig zag with dots on one side, and a wavy line with a cartouche ('Mer') on the other.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3271)

A curved fragment of pottery from the rim of a straight sided vessel. It is glazed bright blue vessel with dark brown painted hieroglyphs.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3270)

A curved fragment of pottery from the rim of a straight sided vessel. It is glazed bright blue vessel with dark brown painted decoration. There are small triangles on the rim, with a row of hieroglyphs below this. Below the hieroglyphs are concentric triangles (representing leaves). The glaze on the back is green and black (it may have been burnt).

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2809)

Flat vessel with a circular base and a flared neck. There are two handles which start at the middle of the neck and join the top of the base. The main body shows a figure with arms outstretched with two crosses and two animals (?). The design is the same on both sides. There is a small chip on the rim.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3244), menat

Part of a counterpoise of a menat necklace. The whole is keyhole shaped, this part is from the central section, above the circular part. It has brown-green glaze with dark brown painted hieroglyphs on both sides, including part of a cartouche (of Rameses II). Both ends are broken unevenly.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3252)

3 curved pieces of pottery, 2 from the base of a vessel (stuck together). The glaze varies in colour from very pale yellow-green to bright blue. The is black painted hieroglyphs on the outside and two cartouches, there are two lines of the border. The cartouches are the nomen and prenomen of Rameses III and have the titles 'neb kha' and 'neb tawy' (Lord of the Two Lands) in front of them.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3255)

A slightly curved fragment of a pale green glazed bracelet. It is glazed all over with part of a black painted cartouche on the outside. Cartouche of Rameses III

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3256)

A slightly curved fragment of a pale green glazed bracelet. It is glazed all over with part of a black painted cartouche on the outside. Translation: Rameses IV (?)

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3257)

A slightly curved fragment of a pale green glazed bracelet. It is glazed all over with part of a dark brown painted cartouche on the outside. Translation: Rameses IV (?)

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3259)

The top section of a pale green glazed plaque (only glazed on one side), showing some painted hieroglyphs, and part of a cartouche. Translation: Maatkare [prenomen of Hatshepsut], ...neter... neb tawy [royal titulary, the second section meaning 'Lord of the Two Lands'.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3260), menat

Part of a counterpoise of a menat necklace. The whole is keyhole shaped, this part is the straight end. It has pale green glaze with dark brown painted hieroglyphs on both sides, including two (part) cartouches. It has two pierced holes in the straight edge, by the corners (one corner is missing) and the base of the object is broken on a slant. Tansliteration: nefer neter neb tawy Menkhep[er]re (obv) nefer neter neb tawy Maat[ka]re (rev) Translation: ? ? Lord of Two Lands Thutmose III ? ? Lord of Two Lands Hatshepsut.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3269)

A curved fragment of pottery from the rim of a straight sided vessel. It is glazed bright blue vessel with dark brown painted hieroglyphs. It has been repaired.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3261), menat

Part of a counterpoise of a menat necklace. The whole is keyhole shaped, this part is from the central section. It has brown-green glaze with dark brown painted hieroglyphs on both sides, including part of a cartouche. Both ends are broken unevenly. Tansliteration: Ma[at]ka[re] ankh ? (obv) ? ? ? ? ? (rev) Translation: Hatshepsut (grant life formula) ? ? ? ? ?

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3273), menat

A section of a circular green glazed , part of a counterpoise of menat (a keyhole shaped object). One side is plain and the other side has a symmetrical flower / symbol.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3274), menat

The counterpoise of a menat necklace. It is keyhole shaped with a grooved loop on the straight end. It has pale green glaze (now pitted) with impressed hieroglyphs on one sides, including a cartouche. It was broken on three pieces and has been repaired. Thye back has card stuck to it. It has the cartouche of Ahmose II

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3281)

A section of a green glazed plaque, showing part of a diagram and some hieroglyphs. On the right is the title 'neb tawy' and the top of a cartouche with a prenomen.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2303)

Black top pottery with holes and white residue on the surface (interior and exterior). Black interior bowl. Burnished surface. Rounded rim. Round base. Holes (original and intentional) to one side of bowl- 3mm wide- 10 holes arranged in 2 rows of 5.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H703)

Small black topped bowl. Rounded rim. Flat base. Burnished and black interior and exterior rim. Some surafce abrasion and white/ grey residue. Oval shape. No decoration.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2299)

Black top vase. Rounded rim. Pointed shape but with small flat base. Thick pieces (3) of chalky white residue around lower body. White residue on lower interior surface. 2 cracks from rim. Chipped rim.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H5401)

Black top vase.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H714)

Burnished red bowl with white cross-lined slip design. Rounded flared rim. Flat base. Interior decorated only. White-cross. Hatched triangles pointed downwards around rim. Circle above base with lined triangles pointing upwards. One side abraded design away. Base abraded surface.