World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3616)

7 fragments of glass, one purple and rectangular(ish), one dark blue and rectangular, two pieces of a melon bead (not pierced, they fit together), an irregular lump of blue, a flat piece of blue and some rods of white and red rods stuck together.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1818)

14 fragments of glass, shades of blue. Some are decorated.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1973.1)

A bottle of yellow glass with a concave base. The main body has straight sides, a shoulder then a flared neck and rounded rim.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1973.2)

A green glass bottle covered in a white substance (worn away in small patches). It has a concave base, tear-drop shaped bpdy and a tall, straight neck with a protruding, flat rim. There is a groove around the base of the neck.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1973.4)

A bottle with a flat base and a bulbous bottle. It has a long, straight neck and a flat, protruding rim. It is made from clear green glass with blue and white pearlescent coating (mostly missing).

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3027)

A bottle of pale green glass. It has a concave base with a conical body. It has a very tall, straight neck and a flat, protruding rim with an uneven rounded edge.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3028)

A bottle of green glass. It has a concave base with a conical body. It has a very tall, straight neck and a flat, protruding rim with a rounded edge.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3614)

9 pieces of glass, two pieces of green, yellow and red glass from a vessel. Two broken beads, one blue and biconical, one tubular with blue spots on a white background. Four 'pebbles' of glass: one beige, one green, one blue and one white and green. One irregular fragment of blue and white glass.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha7002)

Long red/ brown wooden figure lying face down holding a loaf, but the loaf and left arm is missing. The head is held erect and has a bob haircut, which is painted black. The facial painting is mostly worn away. The legs are moulded almost into a pair of flippers. The body is painted white with black spots. The limbs are red. The hands are large and fingers undivided. Priest figurine.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha5254)

Long wooden figure lying face down with arms elongated holding a loaf. It's limbs are painted red. It has an erect head with a neck length haircut. It has roughly moulded, slight facial details in black paint. Traces of white paint all over the object. He is wearing a short skirt painted white with black spots. The legs are moulded together with paddle shaped feet. It's fingers are not divided. The loaf is a small oval object which is flat on one side and mounded on the other side. The object has a hole at one end near the face. The object is a tan/ brown colour. Priest tomb model.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha5834)

Dark brown oval shaped headed wooden spoon with a bone and horn handle. The handle is made up of 3 varying lengths of white bone and 3 of black horn, threaded onto a black horn thin pole. The spoon end is crudely carved. The handle is broken off.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6194)

This is three specimens of brown flint. One is very dark brown and the end is chipped off. The other end is pointed. Another is medium brown, and almost oval in shape, and shows stripes of different flint colours. Another is pale brown, with one end pointed, the other edge flat.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6322.1)

This is fragments of a dark blue opaque glass pylon moulded amulet. It is unable to see any carved detail as the object is now fragmented.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6375)

3 pieces of wood stuck to a modern wooden board. One is a mast from a boat: a red pole with one black end. One is curved with a hole through one end (an arm). One pole with a wider end (an arm?) which has a hole through it (broken).

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6438)

This is a crudely carved pale brown wooden figure of a boatman. He is stood, with one leg forward, and one arm is missing one detached. He has no feet, and his facial features and hair and roughly carved. He has short hair. There is no surface paint decoration. There is also a wooden oar in the box which has a long thin handle and an oval shaped paddle.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6673)

Red/ brown wooden eight sided post from a deck of a model ship from a tomb. It has a long handle with a two pronged top. There are two holes along the length. Traces of white paint on the surface.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6789)

Beige clay coloured object, with a female figure lying flat on a bed or coffin like support. The back is slightly curved and there is an flat oval base at either end of the figure. The figure is roughly moulded with her arms both down at the side. It is a talll thin figure with red, black and possibly white paint. There are two moulded gulleys down either side of the bed/coffin.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6888)

This is an alabaster vessel in the shape of a neck. It has a wide base, moulded inside the bottom to an indented circular recess. The opposited end leads out into a simular rimmed base, but the recess is more bowl shaped. It has crystalline banding around the middle and there is dark brown blotches on some parts. There is an indented incised line underneath both ends at the rims.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6925)

Red terracotta clay vessel, now mostly beige coloured. It has a small circular rimmed base. This has a widened circular flat dish shaped body, on top of which is a circular indent in its centre.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6926)

This is a pale pink/grey clay vessel. It has a small circular flat base which tapers out into a bulbous body and tapers back in again to a neck widening out to a thickish rim around the top. Part of the base is missing? it has a rough and uneven surface.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6929)

This is a pale brown vessel moulded in the shape of a vase. It has a oval flat base which tapers out into a heart shaped bosy, with a tall thinish neck with an almost flat topped both. The body is moulded in the upper torso of a Hathor head, with an incised rounded wig, and two hands placed across his chest. There are two small pierced loops on either side of the head which lead around the back in two moulded lines to meet in the middle. There is an incised decoration on the back of the wig.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6930)

This is a pale pinkish clay vessel moulded in the form of a vase. It has a small circular rimmed base with an almost heart shaped body. There is an elongated neck which tapers in slightly to a small rim around the neck. The body is moulded in low relief mostly in the form of the upper torso of a Hathor head. He has a small face with a large wig, incised in a cross hatched pattern around it. His arms are placed across his waist. there are two small loops either side of the vase, unpierced. There is a moulded line decoration leading from the loops to the back. The back is covered in an incised cross hatch pattern. The hole in the top is smaller than the rim at the top.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6931)

This is a beige coloured vessel with a small thin rimmed base leading into an almous spherical body. It has a two tiered neck, the top tier slightly wider tapers out to a thin rimmed top. There is a looped handle which is joined at the body to the first neck tier. The vase is decorated with black bands aroun the body and four concentric circles at the top. The handle is painted black on either sides, as is the rim, and there are band and a v-decoration in the neck. There is a triangular decoration on the rim at the opening.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6932)

This is a dark brown clay vessel with an egg-shaped body and no base. At the top there is a small neck which tapers out to a wide top, with a small hole through the centre of the vase. There are two handles either side of the neck.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6934)

2 pieces of pale, translucent flint tools. Surface is smooth and glossy, almost structureless. One is pale grey coloured with black specks and is rounded at one end and pointed at the other. The other larger one is more beige coloured with black specks and is almost triangular shaped.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6787)

Carved hand coffin fitting. Wooden right hand from a coffin. It is made of thin flat wood, with a coat of plaster painted in yellow. There are nail lines and finger creases painted in red paint, and the nails are filled in with white paint. There is a hole on the back for a wood peg. It is a long fingered female (?) hand.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1848)

A beige piece of textile with a yellow hollow cross with red ends, and swirled decoration in blue and green.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3836)

A beige textile with red, green and yellow flowers. The edges are uneven and there are holes in the textile.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3837)

A beige textile with a large blue, red and green flower. The edges are uneven.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3838)

A beige textile with a large blue, red, green and yellow flower. The edges are uneven and there are holes in it.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha7332)

Mask fragmant? A piece of cartonnage in the shape of two rectangles overlapping in one corner. They show a red band with black dots and beige zig zags with the remains of a figure and an object. There are four bags with pieces in on the back.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3839)

A beige textile with a fringe at the bottom. There are cross designs in yellow, brown, green, brown and red. The edges are uneven and there are holes in the textile.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha5627)

A flat oblong piece of basket, made from a coil with frayed edges. The coils are made from strands wrapped around with flat textile.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha7685)

A piece of twisted rope, permanently curled in a circle.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha7573)

A closely woven reed basket with an open top. Evidence of handles on each side.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2119)

A box of strips (one or two) of cloth - blackened.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2122)

A box of small fragments of cloth - blackened.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2121)

A box of small fragments of cloth - blackened.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2118)

A box with a strip of woven cloth plus fragments of basktery.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2269)

A mounted glass slide with a piece of cloth trapped underneath a thin piece of glass (cracked). The cloth is beige and rectangular with convex long sides.