World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2270)

A mounted glass slide with 8 strands of thread trapped underneath a thin piece of glass. The thread is cream.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2272)

A mounted glass slide with 6 strands of beige thead trapped underneath a thin piece of glass.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2275)

A mounted glass slide with 6 pieces of beige-brown thread trapped underneath a thin piece of glass.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2276)

A mounted glass slide with fine beige-brown fibres trapped underneath a thin piece of glass.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2277)

A mounted glass slide with roughly rectangular piece of beige cloth trapped underneath a thin piece of glass.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2282)

A mounted glass slide with fine cream fibres trapped underneath a thin piece of glass.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2283)

A mounted glass slide with a piece of brown woven cloth, rectangular, trapped underneath a thin piece of glass.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2286)

A mounted glass slide with 6 threads trapped underneath a thin piece of glass.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2289)

A mounted glass slide with coarsely woven beige cloth, rectangular, trapped underneath a thin piece of glass.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2279)

A mounted glass slide with fine white fibres trapped underneath a thin piece of glass.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2285)

A mounted glass slide with a piece of beige cloth, coarse weave, rectangular, trapped underneath a thin piece of glass.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2271)

A mounted glass slide with fine pieces of fluff trapped underneath a thin piece of glass.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2278)

A mounted glass slide with 6 strands of white thread trapped underneath a thin piece of glass.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2280)

A mounted glass slide with a piece of beige cloth, rectangular, trapped underneath a thin piece of glass.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2284)

A mounted glass slide with three brown fibres and fine brown fibres trapped underneath a thin piece of glass.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2287)

A mounted glass slide with fine cream fibres trapped underneath a thin piece of glass.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2273)

A mounted glass slide with fine strands of thread trapped underneath a thin piece of glass.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2274)

A mounted glass slide with a piece of beige-brown cloth, rectangular, trapped underneath a thin piece of glass.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2281)

A mounted glass slide with 6 pieces of beige thread trapped underneath a thin piece of glass.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2291)

A mounted glass slide with fine cream fibres trapped underneath a thin piece of glass.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2288)

A mounted glass slide with four threads and some fine fibres trapped underneath a thin piece of glass.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2290)

A mounted glass slide with 6 cream threads trapped underneath a thin piece of glass.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6677)

Mummy linen. Rectangular piece of red/ brown woven linen placed between 2 sheets of glass, sealed around the edges with brown parcel tape. It is darkened or stained in places, with no decoration on it. It has crease marks.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6402)

Rectangular piece of finely woven linen placed between 2 sheets of glass, sealed around the edges with brown parcel tape. It is darkened or stained in places, with no decoration on it.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6403)

2 rectangular pieces of finely woven linen placed between 2 sheets of glass, sealed around the edges with brown parcel tape. The linen is darkened or stained in places, with no decoration on it.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6404)

Rectangular piece of finely woven linen placed between 2 sheets of glass, sealed around the edges with brown parcel tape. It is darkened or stained in places, with no decoration on it.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6678)

Two rectangular pieces of finely woven linen placed between 2 sheets of glass, sealed around the edges with brown parcel tape. It is darkened or stained in places, with no decoration on it. One piece is a lighter brown colour than the other, which is a darker more coarsely woven brown.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6405)

Rectangular piece of finely woven red/ brown linen placed between 2 sheets of glass, sealed around the edges with brown parcel tape. It is darkened or stained in places, with no decoration on it, and has many crease marks on it. Labelled 'CAT MUMMY BUBASTIS 339'.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6427)

This is a circular spindle whorl made of red terracotta clay. There are grooves on the outside rim. It is pierced with a circular hole through the centre. It is unglazed with no surface decoration.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6251)

This is a small piece of amber coloured glass pot. The front shows a yellow, white and turquoise scalloped design. It is mounted on a small piece of rectangular black painted wood.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6274.1)

This is a mint green faience figure moulded in the seated figure of Horus. He wears a sun disc headress, with his arms placed on his lap. He is sat on a throne, and there is a small rectangular base with a thin pilaster at the back. The figure is intricately carved, seated seperately from the throne. He has a beard. The amulet is pierced through the top of the pilaster at the back. There are incised hieroglyphs down the pilaster at the back.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6274.2)

Mint green faience figure moulded in the form of Isis holding baby Horus in her arms. She is seated on a throne and there is a small rectangular base and a pilaster at the back. Her headress is missing. It is roughly moulded, and quite a plump figure. She wears a long skirt. It was probably pierced through the top (?) - which is now missing.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6274.3)

Pale green matt faience moulded in the seated figure of Isis with a young Horus standing in front suckling at her breasts (?). She is seated upon an undecorated throne. She wears a v-shaped headresss with a sun disc incised on it. The face is roughly moulded. It is pierced widthways through the pilaster. It has a small rectangular base and a pilaster at the back.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6354)

This is a long label shaped tablet of discoloured bone (?). It has a circular disc at one end which is pierced for suspension. On one side it is inscribed with the word 'MANDAX.' On the other side it is inscribed with 'XII'.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6389)

This is a pylon-shaped tablet in plaster and painted with a terracotta coloured glaze on top. There are fraces of black and red paint on one side, which depicts Osiris and Isis figures. Osiris wears a crown and holds implements in his hands, alongside an offering table. The figures are moulded in low relief and there are incised hieroglyphs areound their head. The figures are framed within a rectangular kind of frame and along the top there is a fluted edge. The back has no decoration. The figures look odd for egyptian features.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6390)

6 spindel whorls. This is a group of six spindle whorls made of various materials. 1. An ivory flatish disc shaped whorl, incised with a circle around the central hole and 5 circles around the outside, surrounded by 2 incised rings. The edge is missing. 2. An ivory flattish disc shaped whorl with very worn incised rings around the centre and lines leading out from the centre to the edges. 3. A domed shape circular ivory whorl, incised with 2 rings around the central hole, and a decoration of lines, a small circles around the edges. 4. A clear glass disc shaped whorl, with yellow, black and white painted criss-cross design, with 4 small circles in between. 5. A grey coloured stone disc shaped whorl, with three small circles painted around the edges in black and yellow paint. 6. A bone disc shaped whorl with an incised decoration of 2 rings and small circles around the edges. The holes are filled with black paint (?).

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6391)

This is a group of 5 different circular seals. One is made of green glass with what looks like arabic inscribed on it. There is a rim around the outside of the seal. Another is made of dark green glass. It is circular on the outside with a face shaped inscription of what looks like arabic characters. There is rough scratchings around the inscription - possibly added later (?). It looks like it has broken off a vessel. Another is a circular seal of pale green glaze with a crudely modelled loop type design in the centre. The fourth is a colourless pale yellow glass, circular seal with a rim around the outside. There is a badly worn incised inscription of lettering within a circle on one side. The fifth is a circular black glass seal with a rim around the outside with possible arabic markings in the centre.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6397)

3 specimens mounted on a rectangular piece of black painted wood. One is a more conical green glass shaped with a long neck which widens out to a wider circular top with a thin rim around the top. The second specimen is shaped like a test tube made of green glass, with most of the neck discoloured to a cream colour.. It consists small bulbous bottom, leading to an elongated neck which widens out to a small top. The third specimen is a clear pearly glass. It has a more bulbous bottom with a more flat base which tapers in and then out again to a wider rim around the top.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6411)

Bottle of pale green glass, which is bulbous shaped at the bottom with no base. It has a long neck which has a flattened circular rim around the top. There are bubbles in the glass.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6412)

Rectangular piece of linen cloth in a crude frame made of a sheet of glass, a piece of wood and sealed around the edges using parcel tape. On the piece of linen there are 4 horizontal lines of black inked (?) hieratics with 2 geometric objects placed on a thinly drawn line above. These two objects may represent an offering table with various offerings on or may just be a pattern (?).