World Archaeology - Egyptology (H722)

Red burnished vase. Flat rim. Finished on a turntable. Broken into one large piece, 7 medium pieces, and 19 smaller pieces. Slight surface abrasion. Some red painted decoration on some of the pieces.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H5143)

A squat jar carved from stone. It has a flat base and a high shoulder. The neck is damaged, and the outside is covered with accretions and scratches.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha5549)

Red burnished pot. Outcurved rim. Flat base. No decoration. Crack down either side of rim. Chipped rim. Surface abrasion. White chalky residue in places. String tied twice around neck which is not contemporary with the pot.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2313)

Small black vase, originally with 2 pierced lugs. Both broken. Flat base. Outcurved rim. Black clay covered in white concretion, in places on outside and 80% of inside. Chipped rim and body. Cracked.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha5609)

Rough oval bowl. Rounded rim. Flat base. No decoration. Pitted from straw crog. Some white residue; slight surface abrasion. Slightly chipped rim.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2569.B)

Curved piece (dipped in the centre) of a painted wooden box. Painted with a snake (Apophis- snake god of the underworld) (upside down along the top edge), and a winged figure (Nepthys? The head is missing due to cracking away of the painted surface) in the centre of the panel. The snake is black along the top of the head and green with black spots underneath, around the mouth. The rest of it's body is striped (black and white stripes at the neck, and slanted white and red stripes on it's underbelly) and green with black spots (similar to the mouth area) on it's back. The winged figure has a red body and appears to sit crouched on a red primeval mound (most of the paint is cracked away here). The wings are red, green, blue and black. There are columns (marked in blue) of black hieroglyphs (currently untranslated). On most of the back (in the centre) there is a rectangular section of (plaster?). Holes at the top and the corners, and a loose joint for attaching the box together.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H555)

Long vase with narrow neck. Bulbous base tapering into a point. Red. Ridged interior. No decoration. Surface abrasion. Chipped rim. White residue on exterior surface.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6928)

Pear shaped, flat based pinkish pottery oil lamp. Small teacup shaped handle. Long protruding spout for pouring. decoration around central hole leads to frowning bearded face above wick opening (Bes?).

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6690)

Red terracotta jar with bulbous shaped body and tall slender neck. No surface decoration. Small rim at top of neck.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6691)

Red pottery oil lamp formed in shape of bird. Small loop under birds neck for holding. Protruding spout for pouring is tail end of bird. Small circular hole in centre for pouring.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6697.2)

Circular based pinkish coloured pottery oil lamp. Wide protruding spout for pouring. Open top with small raised point in centre for oil. No decoration.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6699)

Circular terracotta bowl. Flat base tapering to edges. Inside has smooth finish. No decoration.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6700), lekythos

Tall slender lekythos shaped vase. Small hooped handle at neck. Terracotta clay painted with white, and brown slip. Bottom half of body and top of rim is painted brown/black. Standing on small circular base.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6701)

Circular shaped grey pottery oil lamp with long protruding spout for pouring. Almost circular hole in centre for oil. Small circular rim for base. Incised ring decoration around handle and central hole. Small raised circle leads with other lines to spout. Teacup shaped handle.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6702)

oval shaped orange/brown pottery oil lamp. Flat base with protruding spout at one end. Circular hole in centre for oil. Teacup shaped handle at opposite end to spout. Crescent shaped design around central hole with raised rim and channel into protruding spout.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6703)

Circular flat based brown/grey pottery oil lamp. small hole off-centre for oil. Teacup shaped handle. Protruding spout for pouring. Ornamental pattern around centre leading to 2 scrolls on spout. Two standing figures carved in relief in centre.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6704)

Circular shaped lamp with stout protruding spout. Grey pottery with crudey moulded handle. Large circular hole in centre for oil. Raised dot decoration around rim.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6705)

Circular shaped red/pink pottery oil lamp with flat base. Squarred shape protruding spout for pouring. No handle (missing?) Three raised concentric circles around oil hole.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6706)

Pale orange pottery oil lamp. Flat circular base with circular hole in centre for oil. Protruding spout. Relief decoration around central opening. Raised rim around central hole.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6707)

Pale brown pottery oil lamp. Oval shaped into a point at one end with circular hole in a protruding spout. Circular hole in centre for oil. Roughly moulded handle at opposite end to spout. Decorated with a v-shaped and lined design on top.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6709)

Pear shaped brown/red pottery oil lamp with small circular rim for base. Large circular hole in centre for oil. Protruding spout for pouring. No handle. Raised line decoration on upper side leading to protruding hole. Three raised concentric circles around central hole.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6710)

Orange pottery flat circular based lamp with protruding spout leading to hole for pouring in arrow shape. Small circular hole off centre for oil. Large thin teacup shaped handle. Centre has depressed relief design of a basket and plants?

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6711)

Circular flat-based grey pottery oil lamp. Small hole in centre for oil. Protruding spout for pouring. Small lump where handle has broken off. Crudely modelled with no decoration.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6712)

A grey pottery oil lamp. Flat base with ringed handle at one end and small protruding spout at other end. Small circular hole in centre for oil. Raised rim around central hole. Roughly moulded.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6713)

Brick red pottery oil lamp. Oval shaped into a point at one end with small circular hole for pouring. Flat base with slight rim. Handle opposite spout. Decoration of concentric circle design around upper surface. Leaf like design leads to spout.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6714)

A terracotta clay oil lamp. Flat based with circular section for oil. Protruding spout. Three bands of arrowhead patterns on the upper rim as decoration. Hole in centre. No handle.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6716)

A pale pink pottery oil lamp. It has a flat circular base. Elongated shape with circular section for oil and a protruding end for spout. Raised line design around mouth and branched cross at wick opening.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6717)

Brown pottery oil lamp.Circular section for oil and a protruding spout. No moulding.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6718)

Cark brown/red pottery oil lamp. Small raised oval base. Raised central circular hole for oil. Small hole in a protruding spout. Handle missing. Modelled in shape of head with face forming the top half of the lamp. nose is snout-like, cheeks raised, small mout forms wick opening.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6734)

Pear shaped red pottery oil lamp with protruding spout. Circular hole in centre for oil. Circular raised rim base. Crude broken handle modelled on one side.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1315)

A (modern) string (wire) of roughly round yellow beads.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1352)

A (modern) string of five beads. Three are rock crystal, two of these are roughly round and one is a roughly hexagonal drop bead. The other two beads are red drop beads which are more yellow at the top.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1318)

Opaque carnelian beads in various shades of red, strung as a necklace. There are 41 beads, 32 are spherical or roughly spherical, 9 are biconical.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1320)

A (modern) string of 44 irregularly carved red beads.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1326)

2 (modern) strings of glass beads. The beads are various sizes, shapes and colours including white, blue, black, green, yellow and red.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H88)

A (modern) string of glass beads, blue, green, black and white, and green and yellow.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1314)

A (modern) string of 8 glazed beads, three green, two pale blue, two white with black and blue rings, one pink (stone) and a pale blue amulet of Bes.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1325)

7 beads, three rounded red stone beads and one oval bead. Three rounded blue beads, one has a white (inlaid?) band.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1327)

6 glass beads, one oval (green), one roughly sqaure (green), one flat oval (blue), one egg shaped (black, white and red) and two cylinder beads (both broken or damaged, yellow).

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1328)

17 glass beads. 11 round beads: three yellow, three green, one blue and five pearlescent. Three drop beads, one blue and two red. One grooved cylinder bead and one biconical pale yellow bead.