World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3625)

Chapter 17 of the Book of the Dead Ten (10) fragments of papyrus, mounted together: 1. 53mm*30mm, mainly black hierogylphs, some red 2. 75mm*79mm, black hierogylphs in columns, red and yellow border 3. 70mm*56mm, hieroglyphs in red and black in columns, red and yellow border 4. 70mm*44mm, yellow canopy with hanging objects 5. 63mm*60mm, hierogylphs in red and black 6. 68mm*49mm, corner piece showing part of the white crown of Upper Egypt 7. 56mm*43mm, hierogylphs in black Plus three smaller fragments with hierogylphs

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3628)

Chapter 1 and Chapter 15 of the ook of the Dead Three fragments of a drawing. One fragment of a woman kneeling infront of part of sundisc with rays coming down from it. Another shows a kneeling woman with one arm up. The final piece shows a man holding a staff (body missing) behind a man (possibly also holding a staff).

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3687)

Fragments from the Book of the Dead. Other parts in Museo Civico Bologna, Library of the City and University of Frankfurt, and the British Museum Three piece of papyrus in the same mount. 'A' has seated figures above red and (mainly) black hieratic writing. 'B' has three pieces, only the largest has black hieratic writing. 'C' has standing mummified gods with feathers on their heads and row of stars above. It has one register of hieroglyphs above and two below. Plus very small fragments of papyrus. Some have black paint on them. [By 3 different artists, probably from 3 different papyri, but now known to be from one book].

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1851)

Two pieces of papyrus mounted in glass (originally on green card). They both have columns of hieroglyphs, the smaller one is just in black; the larger one has black and red writing, plus part of a serpent on the right hand side.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha5518)

A human adult female left hand, partially wrapped in coarse linen bandages, with part of a (white) faience ring on the third finger. Complete hand encased in preserved skin with fingernails and carpal bones exposed.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1952)

5 fragments of a carved stone jar. The two larger pieces have been repaired. It is cream with vertical beige stripes in the stone.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2680)

A blue-green amulet of a naked standing man with bow legs and his hands on his hips. His head and the bottom of his legs are missing.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2927)

Ptah-Sokar amulet. A naked man standing on a base with large thighs and his hands on his hips. He has a bald head and is a pale blue-green colour. There is a rectangular loop for suspension behind his head.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3453.1)

A green figure of a man standing with bow legs on a base. He is naked and is pierced for suspension widthways through his head.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha7327)

A headdress: a lotus flower with obelisk coming out from the middle (feather decoration on either side). It is has part of a pilaster on the back. Both the top and the bottom are broken. It is a green and brown colour.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H96), shabti

mummiform figurine. Limestone. Feet and ankles missing. Face is red,hair black, rest of body covered in yellow slip. Inscription worn away (Dodson 2004)

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3130)

Red painted picture of a bird/ pot on a shiny grey stone with orange peel texture.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2924)

A crudely carved figure of a hawk or falcon, painted black with a drilled hole in the base for attaching it to another piece with a wooden peg.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2369)

A cone of red clay with raised hieroglyphs, stamped on the bottom in the shape of an elongated oval. Only the base and a short section remain. Translation: 'Scribe and Accountant of the Cattle Amenhotep.'

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3820), pot

Large red clay pot with light blue decoration painted on the outside. Cracked with a few chips.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H935)

The remains of a pair of sandals. Both bases are made from at least two layers of flat leather with small rectangular holes around the edge. Both have a rounded heel and a shaped toe end. Some of the straps remain, but in fragments and not attached to the sandal. The left sandal is missing the toe section.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2636.1)

Pale stone jar with a flat bottom and shallow pear shape. The rim is flat to hold the lid. There is 'Hapy' painted in black hieroglyphs down one side.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2636.2)

'Hapy' canopic jar lid. Pale stone canopic jar lid carved in the shape of a baboon's head with black painted decoration.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3161), shabti

mummiform figurine with inscriptions. Lower torso and upper leg only. Blue, shiny faience. Inscribed with 'Book of the Dead 6 for King Sety I.' (Dodson) Bottom part of shabti only.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H336)

In a very poor state (2007). In several pieces (layers) with no recognisable inscriptions left. Damage is probably from RH changes. On the original card it says "It is in two pieces." Also: "From the Royal Tombs of the King's, 1st Dynaty."

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3036), shabti

Fragment of mummiform 'shabti' figurine with incised inscriptions. Feet and ankle only. Black stone. Inscribed 'Pediamenopet' (which is the name of the deceased).

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3106)

mummiform figurine lying on bed. Arms crossed on chest. Terracotta clay. Traces of red slip. Uninscribed.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3107), shabti

Mummiform figurine with inscription. Terracotta clay with traces of red and black slip. Overseer shabti. Carrying hoes. Roughly moulded. Text illegible. (Dodson 2004)

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3114)

Mummiform figurine lying on bed. Terracotta. Fertility figure. Roughly moulded.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2888), shabti

Mummiform figurine with painted inscription. Wooden, with white, red, black and yellow paint. Inscribed with name of Neferari (Lady). Carrying basket. Arms scrossed on chest. Elaborate painting. Inscribed with Sehedj and BD6 for 'Nefer(t)iry' (Dodson 2004)

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2889), shabti

Mummiform figurine with horizontal painted inscription. Pale wood with black, red and white paint. Carrying basket. Sededj for the Steward of Amun 'Amenmose' (Dodson 2004)

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2422), Amset

lid of a canopic jar in the form of human head, it has a simple wig which surrounds the face leaving the ears exposed, the top of the head is flat as are the facial features, the face is triangular with facial features picked out in carved detail.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2421), Amset

human headed canopic jar lid, its dominated by a large plain black painted wig that falls around the face leaving the ears exposed. The face is painted a pale grey-green colour with the egyptian style eyes and eyebrows picked out in black with the pupils in white.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2874)

human headed canopic lid, with a flat topped wig which surrounds the face leaving the ears exposed, the wig is painted black, the face is painted in a vivid ochre red, the eyes and eyebrows are painted in black.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2875), Amset

human headed jar lid, flat topped wig that surrounds the face leaving the ears exposed, face is painted in a vivid ochre red, the wig is painted black with the eyes and eyebrows picked out in black with white painted pupils, nose, mouth and brow depicted in carved details.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3583)

A fired red clay lid. A hollow cone with a baboon's head with long snout modelled on the top. It is painted in black, red and yellow. The section in front of the head is missing.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3586)

A fired pale red clay lid. A hollow cone with a jackal's head with tall ears modelled on the top. It is painted in black and yellow. There is a chip in the edge.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3588)

jackel headed jar lid, hand made, has a large base rim and prominent snout and ears, has no painted facial details but there is painted areas on the wig and rim in blue and yellow-cream, the head may have been painted black as some colour remains on the snout

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2892), ushabti

Mummiform figurine. Wooden. Roughly modelled. Uninscribed.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H5035), shabti

Mummiform figurine with painted inscription. Wooden, with details painted in black and red. Carrying hoes and basket. Inscribed with 'The Osiris, the Singer of Amun, Mutem [hat?]' (Dodson 2004)

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2232), shabti

mummiform figurine. Fired clay (?).Uninscribed.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2233), shabti

mummiform figurine with incised inscriptions all way round shabti. Fired clay (?). Inscribed with Zari nema. Knees downwards missing. Arms crossed over stomach, and has bare breasts. Inscribed with Sehedy for 'Tjaryia' (Dodson 2004) Zari Nema is an old fashioned name.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H4811), shabti

mummiform figurine with incised horizontal bands of inscriptions. Pale green matt faience, now pale brown/green. Inscribed with name of Abdab/ Ibdib. Carrying hoe, flail and basket. Pilaster at back. Bearded. Inscribed with 'BD6 for Ibdib.'(Dodson 2004)

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2330), ushabti

Mummiform 'shabti' figurine with inscription. Matt green faience, now grey. Inscribed with name of 'Pa-user-amen, Divine Father of Amen'. Inscribed 'Sehedj, the Osiris Pauseramen'. Carrying hoes and a basket.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3057), shabti

Mummiform figurine. Shiny, pale blue faience. Uninscribed. It is painted carrying a basket on it's back.