World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6305)

This is two specimens of pale green matt faience (one is now cream), figures moulded in the shape of a standing ibis. both are pierced through a loop at the back of the neck. One is pale green, with an almost rectangular base, moulded into an enclosed diarama type background. The other is now cream, and has an almost rectangular base. The beak joins to an upright object at the front of the mount. Part of its wing is missing. It is smaller than the other one.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6308.1), Sekhmet

Pale turquoise shiny faience amulet moulded in the form of a seated cat. It has a small rectangular base, and is pierced widthways through its neck. It is curved behind and has a roughly moulded face with large almost pointed ears.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6308.2)

This is a pale green matt faience figure moulded in the form of the standing sekhmet. It has a small rectangular base. The figure has rougly moulded facial features of a cat with pointed ears. She stands holding a sceptre in one hand and with one leg forward. She wears a small headdress which is pierced widthways.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6308.3)

Dark green matt faience amulet of the torso and head of the figure of sekhmet. It is relatively flat in comparison with other amulets. Facial details of a cat are finely moulded and there are two small ears which are moulded on a sun headress. Her hair is plaited around her neck and she wears a detailed headress with necklace.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6313)

Pale blue shiny faience amulet moulded in the form of Ptah-Sokar standing. He has a bald head, and roughly moulded facial features. He has a stout body, and is rather muscular, and holds his hands on his hips. He is nude and stands astrided on a rectangular base. He is pierced through his centre widthways. His back is also roughly moulded.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6315)

This is a bright blue shiny faience amulet, moulded in the form of a circular, flat disc shaped crocodile. It has two circular raised eyes and an open mouth. There is a finely incised cross-hatch pattern on its back, and a larger cross hatch pattern on its stomach. It is pierced lengthways through its mouth to the back of its tail.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6317)

Blue faience figure (now gray on one side) moulded in the shape of the head of Seno. The details barely visible as it is crudely moulded. There is a hole at the top end and two holes at the bottom. The back is flat.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6321)

Four pale green/beige matt faience figures moulded in the form of a seated hare, with its forelegs outstretched in front of it. They have long ears projecting backwards, which have incised markings on. They all have small rectangular bases and three are pierced under the ears for suspension. One is a pair of hares pierced lengthways underneath both the hares for suspension. The smallest figure, is the double hare, which is pale green on top, almost blue green on the base. They have incised lines on either sides, and deep mouldings through the top of the ears. The features are almost non-existant. There is an incised line and four concentric circle decoration on an almost square base. Another is pale green matt faience, with large projecting, angular ears which have an incised lined decoration, and roughly moulded facial figures. A blue shiny faience figures has ears projecting flatly back along the entire length of its body, and has rough mouldings. The fourth pale green/yellow matt faience figure is partly missing on one side and at the front of the base, with odd flat ears with traces of markings on the ears.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6326)

2 amulet. Two amulets of pale green matt faience moulded in the form of Ptah standing. The slightly taller one is stouter, wearing a robe (?) his arms are moulded into his body. He wears a large sun disc on his head and holds a staff in his hands. He has a bald head and roughly moulded facial features of a man. He stands on a rectangular base. There is a pilaster at the back, which is pierced widthways at the top of the head. The other amulet is taller and thinner. It has a bald head with limited facial details. Again holding a sceptre and standing feet together on a rectangular base. There is a pilaster at the back, which is pierced widthways near the waist.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6329)

Green shiny faience amulet moulded in the form of a young pig, standing on a thin rectangular base with its nose to the ground. It has roughly moulded features of a pig, with a large stomach, incised with lines. It has a loop of the back which is pierced lengthways and decorated with incised lines. It has tall pointed ears, and a stumpy tail. It is decorated with black paint spots on its forehead and back.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6334)

Dark green matt faience amulet moulded in the form of a pig standing with its nose to the ground. It stands on an ovoid base. It is crudely modelled with little detail. The legs are moulded into the base.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6395)

This is a turquoise shiny faience figure, moulded in the form of a hippopotamus. It stands on all fours, with a large elongated 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 armour like markings on its belly. It is quite angular, and the front legs point towards its snout. Its ears are long and swept back.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6407)

This is a blue/green matt faience amulet, moulded in the form of the standing Ptah-Sokar. He holds a circular object in his hands, his arms bent at the elbow. He has roughly moulded facial features of a man, and is a rather stout figure, wearing a tall rounded hat. He stands bow legged on an ovoid base. It is pierced widthways through a strap-like loop at the back of the neck.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6431), Bastet

Green faience (now mostly white) amulet moulded in the form of a seated cat. It has an almost rectangular base, rounded at both ends, and is pierced widthways with a loop at the back of the neck. It has roughly moulded facial features of a cat with no ears. Two lines are incised on its forehead. The tail is either not present or moulded into the back.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6643)

Limestone sculpture moulded in the form of a seated nude male figure with a disproportionately large phallus protruding from him. His arms are raised and holding a wall and he is seated on the ground or base, which is partly missing. His fingers are detailed, but no facial features are visible. There is a pillar at the end of the wall on which he leans his head.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6653)

Dark green matt faience amulet moulded in the form of the head of Khnum. It has a flat circular plain back and a small circle on his head which is pierced widthways. The head is crowned with a disc and snake. There is a double collar around the neck, and he wears a wig and a ram's face.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6655)

This is a pale green matt faience amulet, moulded in the form of a crocodile, with an almost oval base. There is incised scaling on the body, and the face and mouth is mould. Four legs are bent onto the base. Part of the tail is missing.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6720)

2 stones. This is two ovoid shaped stones, one dark brown, one tan coloured. The dark brown stone is almost rectangular with rounded edges. The tan shaped stone, is polished and more elongated and pointed at one end.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6730)

This is three amulets, one larger than the other two, 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 has a small loop on the back which is pierced for suspension. It has a small beard, and an incised plaited hairpiece, a bare chest, and a pleated skirt. All incised decoration continues around to the back of the figure. Quite detailed moulding.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6739)

This is a matt faience amulet (now cream), moulded in the form of the standing Ptah-Sokar. He holds a circular object in his hands, his arms bent at the elbow. His facial features are almost non-existant, and he is a rather stout figure, with a bald head. Most of the base is missing. It is pierced widthways through the back of the neck. He has a flat back. His feet seem to be moulded together.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6740)

This is a dark blue faience amulet (now mostly drab brown), moulded in the form of the standing Sekhmet goddess. Facial features of a lioness are roughly moulded, and she wears a sun disc on her head. She stands holding one arm down by her side and the other holds a sceptre. One leg stands forward onto an almost rectangular base. There is a pilaster at the back. It is pierced widthways through the pilaster at the back of the head.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6755)

5 amulets, one larger than the other two, made of pale green or blue 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 three have a pilaster at the back, which are pierced widthways. The other two have a loop at the back or top of the head which is pierced. All have small beards, and are crudely moulded. One is made of pale blue and faces to the side. It is an almost flat figure, with few visible details. Another is pale green, holds an almost rectangular object above its head, is almost flat, and has a few thick incisions as moulding. This is pierced through the object at the top. Another is pale green matt faience, now mostly beige. It has a large face and is three dimensional. Another is very pale green, and has an incised marking on the object it holds. Its pilaster is partly missing at the back in the middle. The fifth figure is of mid-blue matt faience, and is the most detailed of the five. It has a large circular object on its head.Its feet are missing, and the pilaster tapers of at the top.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6758)

6 amulets. Six amulets of pale green, blue and dark blue matt faience, moulded in the form of the stout figure of Ptah-Sokar. All have similar crude modelling of a bald headed man, and have their hands placed on their legs, with stout bowed legs standing on rectangular bases. They are all pierced widthways through a loop at he back of the neck. The largest one is made of dark blue faience and has flattened facial features. The base is more ovoid. Of the two smallest ones, one is pale blue. one is pale green. The other three - one is pale-turquoise green, and has a straight oblong nose. The others are both pale green. One has a more prominent square shaped face, the other has more prominent ears.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6759)

This is eight specimens (of nine) green faience amulets moulded in the standing figure of Thoth. He has a large Ibis head with a large beak. He wears a knee length dress, with his arms both placed down at his side. One leg is placed forward. They all have a pilaster at the back, and a small rectangular base. They are all pierced widthways through the back of the pilaster. There are about 5 small figures and three larger ones.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6760)

Two of three recorded pale green matt faience figures moulded in the form of a seated hare, with its forelegs outstretched in front of it. They have long ears projecting backwards, which have incised markings on. They have small rectangular bases and is pierced under the ears for suspension. One is larger than the other, but they are both roughly moulded and look similar. The larger one is partly missing and chipped.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6792)

This is a pale green shiny faience figure moulded in the form of Shu kneeling on one leg with arms bent at the elbows, raised above its heads holding up the sky.It has a small rectangular bases, and a pilaster at the back, which is pierced widthways. It is roughly moulded, with a beard, and holds a semi circular rainbow shape above its head.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6812)

3 amulets. Three matt faience amulets (dark green, light green, white), moulded in the form of the standing Ptah-Sokar. His arms are bent at the elbow. He has roughly moulded facial features of a man, and is a rather stout figure with a bald head. The largest on is pale green, with its legs missing. He has detailed incised facial markings, and detailed moulding of his nude breast and genetalia. He has a pronounced bottom, and a smooth back, and is pierced widthways through a large loop at the back of the head which has incised lines on it. The other large amulet is white. and again is missing most of its legs. It is similar in stature to the other one, but has a deformed face, and is not as well moulded. It has a flattened loop at the back of the neck, which is pierced widthways. The smallest one is of bright turquoise shiny faience, and stands on an ovoid base. It is crudely modelled, and is pierced widthways through its neck.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6829)

This is a dark blue faience amulet (now mostly drab brown), moulded in the form of the standing Sekhmet goddess. Facial features of a lioness with pointed ears are roughly moulded. She stands holding both arms down by her side, wearing a dress. One leg stands forward onto a rectangular base. It is pierced widthways through a loop at the back of the head.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6843)

Shiny green faience figure moulded in the form of sekhmet standing. Details are finely incised. It has a small rectangular base. She has the head of a cat with large pointed ears. She wears a large rectangular headress. Both her arms are missing. She stands with one leg forward, holding a long seceptre in one hand. The amulet is pierced widthways through a loop at the back of the head.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6849)

Blue/green shiny faience amulet, moulded in the form of the standing Ptah-Sokar. He holds a circular object in his hands, his arms bent at the elbow. He has roughly moulded facial features of a man, and is a rather stout, nude figure, wearing a tall rounded hat, painted in black, and with pronounced ears. He stands bow legged on an ovoid shape base. It is pierced widthways through the back of the neck. It has a pilaster at the back with some hieroglyphs (?).

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6872)

8 specimens of faience amulets moulded in the standing figure of Thoth. He has a large ibis head with a large beak. He wears a knee length dress, with his arms both placed down at his side. One leg is placed forward. They have a pilaster at the back, and a small rectangular base. They are all pierced widthways through the back of the pilaster at about waist length. Most of the amulets are now a dull brown colour, except for one green and one pale green one. About 2 of the amulets have crudely mouled heads.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6883)

This is a pale green shiny faience figure, moulded in the form of a hippopotamus. It stands on all fours, with a large elongated 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.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6950)

5 amulets, all small, made of mint/pale green faience, one now dark brown. 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 three have a pilaster at the back, which are pierced widthways. The other two have small loops at the back of the head which are pierced. All have small beards. The smallest one is pale green mint coloured. Its facial features are absent, replaces with an almost square shape. The object is almost flat. Another figure is more pale turquoise shiny faience, and holds a semi circular object above its head. The base is not quite rectangular, and is narrower at one end. It has an elongated knee, and a pleated skirt. Another is of pale green matt faience. It has a circular object on its head which has a one lined incision in. It has a plaeted skirt, and the top part of the pilaster is missing at the top. Another, pale green, with incised line decoration on the object above its head. The top part is almost flat, the bottom three dimensional. The green faience figure, which is now dark brown, has a more square base, and has more square features than the others. Part of the pilaster is missing at the top. It holds a small thin flat object on its head.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6965)

This is four specimens, two of turquoise matt faience, two pale green matt faience, moulded in the form of a crocodile. The largest one, has two crodiles side by side on one base, almost rectangular, rounded at the corners. Only their eyes are moulded, and their skin is smooth. Their tails are missing at the end. It is pierced twice down the centre. The other pale green one has no real base, and has more detailed decoration of scaly skin. It is pierced widthways under the head. Legs are moulded on either side, and the tail is not pointed. The other two are of similar design, both pierced widthways beneath the head. They are of turquoise faience, mounted on small rectangular bases. One has scaled incisions on its back, the other's back is missing.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6969)

This is a pale green shiny faience figure, moulded in the form of a hippopotamus. It stands on all fours, with a large long snout touching the base in front of it. It is pierced through a semi circular loop lengthways, on the back for suspension. It has a rectangular base. It has incised lines under its belly, and a small tail.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6970)

This is a pale green matt faience figure moulded in the form of a seated hare, with its forelegs outstretched in front of it. It has long ears projecting backwards, which have incised markings on. It has a small rectangular base and is pierced under the ears for suspension.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6983.2)

This is a pale mint green faience amulet moulded in the standing figure of Thoth. He has a large Ibis head with a large beak. He wears a knee length dress, with his arms both placed down at his side. One leg is placed forward. It has a pilaster at the back, and a small rectangular base. It is pierced widthways through the back of the pilaster at about waist length.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6983.3), Sekhmet

Shiny green faience figure moulded in the form of sekhmet standing. Details are finely incised. It has a small rectangular base. She has the head of a cat with large pointed ears. She wears a small pointed headress. Both her arms are missing. She stands with one leg forward, holding a long seceptre in one hand. The amulet is pierced widthways through a loop at the baclk of the head. There is a pilaster at the back with incised hieroglyphs down it.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6983.4), Sekhmet

This is a shiny green faience figure moulded in the form of sekhmet standing. Details are finely incised. It has a small rectangular base rounded at the front. She has the head of a cat with large pointed ears. She wears the crown of upper and lower Egypt. She stands with one leg forward, arms down by her side, holding a long seceptre in one hand. The amulet is pierced widthways through a loop at the back of the neck. There is a pilaster at the back with an indent at waist level and neck level.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha7179)

This is a mid green matt faience figure moulded in the form of a lion couchant. It has a small face, and short legs. It has an almost rectangular base with an incised inscription on the base of Ra etc (?) on the base. It has a blocked piercing through its neck.