World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3546), wadj

A pale green-brown faience amulet. It is a pointed sceptre with a flared top and a loop above this (broken).

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3547), wadj

A pale green faience amulet. It is a pointed sceptre with a flared top and a loop above this. There is incised geomtric decoration around the top.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1369)

A rectangular ivory amulet with two nothces, opposite each other. There is a tang at the bottom and the top is broken off.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2192)

14 amulets. All are faience and blue to blue-green in colour. One is like a kohl stick, with a rounded end. Two are animals on all fours, several standing or striding human figures. Other various amulets.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1277.a)

39 loose amulets of various shapes and sizes. Range of colours, but all are faience (blue and greens with brown discolouration).

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2085)

15 amulets (or parts of amulets) made from beige and brown-black stone. Two scarabs (one beige and one brown-black) with incised wing cases and legs and a plain base. Two ab (heart amulets, one beige and one brown-black); heart shapes with lugs and a rectangle with notched top at the top (incised with a plain base). Two parts of wadjets (eye of Horus), one beige and one brown-black. One round (beige) sun disc. One beige semi-circle, incised on one side. Two unspecified pieces of beige, and two unidentified. 3 pieces of unidentified black amulets.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1271)

A dark coloured carved stone amulet. It is a isosceles triangle with three lines incised from the long base to form another triangle with a vertical line in the middle.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1806)

An 'L' shaped amulet with equal length sides. It is carved from dark brown-red stone and is chipped on the ends and the corner.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2487), hes

A pair of tall vases joined together at the top, middle and bottom. They are red with yellow patches. Both the tops are part-drilled.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2983)

A metal amulet, a bit like a cross with decoration and a large loop at one end.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3468)

A dark brown and red carved stone amulet. It depicts a plummet; a triangle with a notch on the long base. The edges are chipped.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3489)

A faience amulet, blue with brown accretions. It is circular, domed on the front and flat on the back. In the centre of the front there is a nipple.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3490)

A faience amulet, blue with brown accretions. It is circular, domed on the front and flat on the back. In the centre of the front there is a nipple which is painted dark blue.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3491)

A faience amulet of two fingers together. It is pale green faience with brown discolouration. One finger is longer than the other. The surface is uneven. Translation: Zebo-ne-dens-rud

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3492.1)

A faience amulet, blue and faded blue-green in colour. It is decorated with dark blue paint on the horns and along the base. It is of a bull lying on its stomach with its head raised and curved horns on the top of his head.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3492.2), ab

A faience amulet, now brown in colour. It is egg-shaped, with the point at the bottom, there are two wings (one on each side) and a neck with horizontal bar on the top. The back is plain and rough.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3493)

Pale green faience amulet with a moulded front and flat back. It is Anubis as a jackal, lying on a table or shrine. The glaze has decayed and is now matt and pitted.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3494)

Pale green faience amulet with a moulded front and flat back. It is Anubis as a jackal, seated and facing to the right. The glaze has decayed and is now matt and pitted.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3495), Bastet/ Sekmet

A faience amulet of a cat or lion facing left, it is green and has a black line painted along the base. The feline has a long tail which goes diagonally down to the base. The back is not glazed.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3497)

A faience amulet of a bird facing right. The front is moulded (poorly) and the back is plain. The whole was once green, but is now brown.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3498)

A faience amulet of a bird facing left. The front is moulded (poorly) and the back is plain. The whole was once green, but is now brown with white accretions in the gaps.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3499)

A faience amulet of a ram facing right. The front is moulded (poorly) and the back is plain. The whole is blue, with brown discolouration.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3500), usekh

A faience amulet, blue-green with brown discolouration. It is a semi-circle with a notch in the centre. Either side of the notch there are falcons (representing Horus) facing outwards.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3503)

A faience amulet, once green and now brown. It is rectangular with a notch on the top. The front has a moulded figure of a falcon (Horus) facing to the right; the back is plain.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3504)

A faience amulet of a 5-pointed star. It is blue faience with dark blue decoration in the centre and on the 'arms'. One 'arm' is missing. The front is rounded and the back is flat.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3507)

An 'L' shaped amulet with a sqaure cross-section. It is made from metal and has some green corrosion.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3496)

A faience amulet of a bird facing right. The front is moulded with a wing and the bird stands on a base; the back is plain. The whole is green, and has brown and white accretions.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3501)

A bright blue faience scarab amulet (faded and it has brown accretions). It has been decorated with dark blue glaze (lines along the wings). The back is unglazed and plain. There is an oval section in the middle with a curved wing on either side.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha5805)

This is a green faience amulet now mostly brown. It is moulded in the form of the goddess Sekhmet. She has a roughly moulded cat face with a pointed nose and pointed ears. She is seated on an undecorated throne with one arm bent at the elbow (partly missing), and the other straight, both placed on her lap. Her legs are straight down in front of her. The amulet has a small base, tapering towards the front.There is a loop at the back of her head which is pierced widthways.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha5809)

Dark blue lapis lazuli amulet moulded in the form of a seated cat. It has an almost rectangular base, and is pierced widthways with a loop at the back of the neck. It has incised facial features of a cat, with one tall ear. The tail is either not present or moulded into the back.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6176)

Two faience (?) (now brown) cat headed goddesses, both standing. The taller amulet has roughly moulded cat like features and one pointed ear, her hair down either side of her face. She stands with one leg forward, her feet and the base missing. Both arms are placed down by her side. The other amulet is shorter and stouter. She has roughly moulded cat like features on her face, and the body of a women, with both arms down by her side, and standing with one leg forward. She has fatter thighs than the other figure, and stands on a small rectangular base. There is a pilaster at the back (part missing at the top). There is a small hole pierced widthways through the side of the pilaster near the knees.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6187)

9 amulets. This is a nine faience amulets (pale green, mid-green, beige), moulded in the form of the standing Ptah-Seker. His arms are bent at the elbow. He has roughly moulded facial features of a bald man, and is a rather stout figurer. He stands bow legged. It is pierced widthways through a strap-like loop at the back of the neck. A beige coloured amulet has a more monkey-like face and stands on an almost circuklar base. He has a duplicated face etc on the reverse side. It is pierced widthways through his head. His eyes are moulded, but one cannot see his mouth. A large mid-green matt amulet has an almost cap liked head, is roughly moulded, standing on a rectangular base. It is pierced widthways through an incised, lined loop at the back of the neck. A smaller pale green amulet stands on a square base, with a large hunchback type loop on the back of its shoulders. One green faience amulet is moulded onto a flat oval bacl, with limited details. and is pierced through its head. A small shiny green amulet has pointed rectangular shape base, with a pilaster, through which it is pierced widthways at the top. It has a black painted cap like feature on the top of its head (?) The smallest shiny green faience amulet has part of the base nmissing, and is pierced widthways through its neck. It has a square base, and glue remains on it. The other three are of similar design, in pale green. They are have square bases and are pierced through the neck widthways. One is a more lime/pale green colour. Of the other two one has more pointed face.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6193)

7 pale green, blue, yellowish green and beige coloured faience figures, moulded in the form of a hippopotamus. They stand on all fours, with a long snout touching the base in front of it. It is pierced through a loop lengthways, on the back for suspension. It has a rectangular base. It has incised lines on the top of its back, on the loop and under its belly. Four are smaller than the others. One is pale green shiny faience, surface almost flat with few details recognisable. Another pale green faience figure is roughly moulded with traces of yellow glue on the top. Another is a darker turquoise green shiny colour, with more detailed markings, and incised moulding of udders under its belly and 3 lines on its loop. Its legs are an undulating shape. The fourth small figure is pale green/yellow faience Roughly moulded, with traces of glue on the loop. One of the larger figures is possibly pale green stone and has a chipped ear. It has more rectangular features. The base rounded at the ends. The second larger one is now beige coloured faience, and has a longer loop, with incised markings on its back. It has a larger stout tail, the base rounded at one end. The final figure is pale mint green matt faience, thinner than the others with no real details, and traces of glue on the hole.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6197)

This is eight figures of mostly pale green/blue faience moulded in the form of a seated lion, with their forelegs outstretched infront of them. They all have small rectangular bases and are pierced through a semi-circular loop on their backs. The smallest is faded pale green matt faience, and has part of its belly missing on one side. There are limited mouldings. Another is of pale green matt faience, with a visible incised mane and circular ears. The back is chipped. Another pale green one has rough mouldings and traces of glue all over it. Another is more pale mint green with traces of glue and black paper on one side. Another is now cream coloured with an incised cross hatched base. It has markings for its mane. A pale green shiny faience one is more dainty but roughly moulded. A pale green/blue faience figure is damaged on one side, with rough mouldings, and rounded ends of the base. The final figure is larger and more cat like than the others, of pale green matt faience. One end of the base is rounded. More ressemblant to a leopard or young lion.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6200)

5 amulets, all small, made of mint/pale green faience. They are all moulded in the form of Shu kneeling on one leg with arms bent at the elbows, raised above their heads holding up the sky. They all have small rectangular bases, and a pilaster at the back, which are pierced widthways. All have small beards and are roughly moulded. Two are more yellowish pale green and hols a semicircular object above their heads. One of these is slightly darker and has smaller facial features. The other three are smaller. One is mint green and appears to hold no object above its head. The pilaster only goes two thirds of the way up at the back. One is pale green, slightly shiny and has a smal rectangular object on its head. The other seems to be beige coloured, and holds an object in its hand, parallel with the top of its hands.It has a loop at the back which is pierced. It is not pierced through the pilaster as the other 4.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6254.1)

This is a pale green shiny faience figure moulded in the form of Shu holding up the sky. The figure is crouching with two arms held up bent at the elbows. It faces to the front. There is a pilaster at the back. It is pierced widthways through the pilaster at the back. The details are roughly incised and almost flat figure.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6254.2)

This is a mid-green matt faience figure moulded in the form of Shu holding up the sky. The figure is crouching with two arms held up bent at the elbows. It faces to the front. There is a pilaster at the back. It is pierced widthways through the pilaster at the back. It has a small rectangular base, and the details are roughly moulded.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6254.3)

Pale green matt faience figure moulded in the form of Shu holding up the sky. The figure is crouching with two arms held up bent at the elbows. It faces to the front. There is a thin pilaster at the back. It is pierced widthways through the pilaster at the back. The details are barely visible and the figure is almost flat.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6254.4)

This is a mint green shiny faience figure moulded in the form of Shu holding up the sky. The figure is crouching with two arms held up bent at the elbows. It faces to the front. There is a pilaster at the back. It is pierced widthways through the pilaster at the back. It has a small rectangular base. the figure has a small face, and is moulded three-dimensionally.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6254.5)

This is a green matt faience figure moulded in the form of Shu holding up the sky. The figure is crouching with two arms held up bent at the elbows. It faces to the front. There is a pilaster at the back. It is pierced widthways through the pilaster at the back.It has an almost rectangular base and the details are roughly moulded.