World Archaeology - Egyptology (H70)

3 strings of very small disc beads (shades of blue) with several loose beads in the box.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H71)

Three flat disc beads, shades of blue faience, the middle sized one has a domed top.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H82)

Three rosette beads: two roughly square, with a white background and incised with. They have a yellow blob in the centre with a piercing through it; one is more white than the other. One round bead with a loop on the back for suspension, mostly green with brown accretions.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H83)

Two tubular beads, one a paler green than the other.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1700.b)

A (modern) string of black and yellow glass beads, alternating, with a few mauve beads.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1700.a)

A (modern) string of round blue and yellow glass beads. Many of the blue ones especially have a white coating on them. With this is a loose bead, the shape of a tongue with incised decoration on one side and is pierced widthways.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2139)

A string of short cylinder beads, shades of brown from yellow-brown to dark brown. There is one cone bead with twisted decoration. There is a powdery coating on the beads.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2141.a)

A (modern) string of faience beads, biconical disc beads interspersed with round beads. Various colours of green and blue.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2144.1)

A box of small faience disc beads and dust.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2151)

11 rough round beads, red and one grey clay beads, some have remains of green glaze (various shades). 8 beads are on a piece of (modern) string, three are loose).

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2159)

A (modern) string of faience disc beads: cream, pale green, red as well as a round bead, two oval beads and a flower drop bead.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2526)

A (papyrus) string of small disc beads broken into short lengths. They are yellow, blue, black and red. There is one longer red bead.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2706)

Some disc beads stuck to a piece of card in a geometric pattern: yellow, beige, green, blue and brown. Plus a box of loose beads with some ordered onto wires.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3001)

2 carved red stone beads. One with oval with a flat base and is pierced lengthways. The other is a hexagonal tube, again pierced lengthways.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3023)

Strings of tubular and ribbed beads with amulets. Plaque with uraeus (cobra) and nefer signs. Two standing figures, one headless. Two figures impressed on flat amulets. One stylised wadjet (eye of Horus). Two ovals with V shaped ends. One like a swallow in flight. One like a fist with index and little fingers only.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3024)

A string of two beads and two amulets: two flower beads (dark blue), one wadjet (eye of Horus, blue-green) and one a scaraboid bead (bright blue).

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3025)

A (modern waxed) string of small green beads.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3385)

6 ribbed beads. Two are bright blue (4 and 6 segments), one dark and one medium blue (3 and 4 segments). One degraded blue (2 segments) and one cream bead (4 segments).

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3387)

Faience beads: 10 large round, 4 small round. 4 tubular with diagonal dark strips, 4 plain tubular beads. One red carved stone bead.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3388)

Faience beads, mostly flowers with four petals with some small oval and disc beads. Shades of blue.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3398)

Pale orange round beads strung with oval blue beads with white spots strung together. In addition there are a few odd white, yellow, green or blue beads.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha5993)

3 tubular beads in blue-green faience. All are broken at one end.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H67)

2 clay beads. One is oval and the other is roughly a cube with the hole pierced near to one face.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1279)

a (modern) string of disc faience beads, various shades of blue.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1291)

A (modern) string of bright blue round beads alternating with dark blue cylinder beads. In the centre (with 3 round beads either sides) is a broken amulet (corwn of Egypt?) and a light and dark blue oval bead.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2156.b)

A (modern) string of 15 shells: brown and white striped and pierced for suspension.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2156.a)

A (modern) string of shell disc beads (cream and brown) with one oval stone bead.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H4961)

Spring-shaped bracelet with three complete circles of wire and flat ends.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6345)

This is a ivory (?) object carved in the form of a hand and a forearm. It has long fingers divided by sharp straight incisions. Part of the tops of the fingers and thumbs are missing. It is pierced widthways through the top of the arm. There are four bands of decoration around the wrist.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha5810)

Clay figure moulded in the form of a bird, on a long vase type stand. It has a small circular base. It has a small beak and moulded wings. There is traces of black/blue paint on wings and traces of an eye painted on the object. The end of its tail is missing.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6231)

These are two flat circular whorls with a hollow in the centre, used for spinning. One is larger in diameter than the other. The larger whorl has lines in the hole. The other is smaller and rounder in comparisson. They have a flat side and a raised curved side.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6340)

Upper portion of a large pale green faience figure, mould in the form of Bes. It is a solid sculpture, with moulded details of a plumed headress, beard and a chubby face. The face is carved onto a flat back.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6342)

These are two flint knives made of pale brown chert. They are thin, long crescent shape with serrations down the inside edges. One shows two layers of flint.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6346)

Bone figure, tinged yellow, moulded in the form of a human. It has an almost flat back, and no feat. The incised carvings of eyes, eyebrows, necklace and upper body use mostly straight crude incisions. It has small projecting ears, and its legs are carved as two, with no arms.It is pierced widthways, twice under each arm. It has a two-banded necklace. The centre of the back is hollowed out, which could mean it is only half an object (?),

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6347)

Bone figure, tinged yellow, moulded in the form of a human. It has an almost flat back, and no feet. The incised carvings of eyes, eyebrows, necklace and upper body use mostly straight crude incisions. It has no ears, and its legs are carved as two, with no arms. The centre of the back is hollowed out, which could mean it is only half an object (?), It has triangular shaped nose and a triangular based battern on its stomach.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6348)

Bone figure, tinged yellow, moulded in the form of a human. It has an almost flat back, and no feet. The incised carvings of eyes, eyebrows, necklace and upper body use mostly straight crude incisions. It has squinted eyes and a long thin nose, with 2 v-typed incisions on its cheeks. It has small projecting ears, and its legs are carved as two with no real feet and no arms.It has a crosed pattern across its neck. It is pierced lengthways through both arms. The centre of the back is hollowed out, which could mean it is only half an object (?),

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6349)

Part of a carving from the upper torso downwards of a male figure. It is carved onto an almost flat semi cylindrical shape. The back is hollowed out to reveal the bone structure. The bone is almost a greeenish colour.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6350)

Flat backed carved bone figure with very small arms and no feet. It has a long thin nose and small ears. It has a thin necklace. The legs are undivided. There is an straight lined decoration on its chest. Its face is almost rectangular. It is pierced through the arms for suspension.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6351)

Bone figure, tinged yellow, moulded in the form of a human. It has an almost flat back, and no feet. The incised carvings of eyes, eyebrows, necklace and upper body use mostly straight crude incisions. It has small projecting ears, and its legs are carved as one, with no arms. It is pierced lengthways through both arms. The centre of the back is hollowed out, which could mean it is only half an object (?),

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6352)

Flat backed carved bone figure with very small arms and no feet. It has a long thin nose and small ears. It has a carved necklace (?). The legs are divided by a line and a few other straight strokes. Its face is almost rectangular. It is pierced with two holes under the arms for suspension. One arm is missing.