World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6247)

6 green faience figures moulded in the form of Thoth standing with one leg forward on a rectangular base, wearing a pleated skirt. They all have pilasters at the back. One is bleached cream coloured and has the top part of his face missing. It has a pierced loop at the top of the head. Another is made of green shiny faience, has a pointed beak and is pierced through the pilaster at the back. The other four are made of pale green faience.One is unpierced. One is pierced through a loop at the top of the head. One is pierced through the pilaster at the back of the neck. The other is pirced through the pilaster at the back and has part of the base missing.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6248.3)

A red cast of Ha6248.2 - wadjet.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6275)

8 faience figures moulded in the form of a pregnant hippotamus figure.. The headress has incised lines on it. Details of the face of a hippopotamus is moulded. She wears a long headress and stands with both hand rested on her rotund stomach. The smallest one is made of pale green matt faience, and is pierced through the back of the neck. Another is made of shiny turquoise faience as is pierced through a loop on top of the head. One is made of mint green shiny faience, has limited details and is pierced through a square loop at the back of the neck. It stands on an almost square base. The largest one is made of pale green (bleached now) matt faience and is missing its snout. It is pierced through a loop at the back of the chest. Another is made of mint green faience and is pierced through an incised, decorated pilaster type plinth at the back of the chest. The other three are all made of pale green faience, and a re all pierced at the back of the neck. One is missing the lower part of its legs. The other two are similar in moulding but one has a darker green colour.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6756)

6 faience figure moulded in the form of a pregnant hippopotamus, standing with one leg forward on a rectangular base. It has a long headress, and stands with its arms resting on its rotund stomach. The smallest figure is made of pale green faience, and is pierced through a pilaster at the back. Another is made of turquoise faience, has crudely moulded squarish features, and is pierced through the back of the neck. One is made of pale green shiny faience, is tall and pierced through a square loop at the back of the neck. The largest figure is damaged, and pierced through a loop at the top of the head. It is crudely moulded. The other two are almost flat and pierced lengthways. They ahve crude moulding on one side, and are plain on the other side. One is brown faience, the other pale green.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6798)

2 faience figures moulded in the form of a pregnant hippotamus figure.One is made of pale green/yellow matt faience, and stands on a white oval shaped base. The headress has incised lines on it. Details of the face of a hippopotamus is moulded. She wears a long headress and stands with both hand rested on her rotund stomach. There is a pilaster at the back which is pierced at the back of the neck. The other is of similar moulding except it is made of green (now brown/grey) matt faience and stands with arms down by its side, and stands on an almost rectangular base. It has a more prominent loop on the back of the neck which has incised lines on it. There is a large hole in the front of the nose.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6837)

This is a pale blue matt faience figure moulded in the form of Thoth standing with one leg forward on a rectangular base, wearing a pleated skirt. It has a pilaster at the back. which is pierced at neck level. It is crudely moulded with lines on its beak.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6838)

This is a pale green matt faience figure moulded in the form of Thoth standing with one leg forward on a rectangular base, wearing a pleated skirt. It has a pilaster at the back. which is pierced through a loop at the top of the head. It is crudely moulded with a an almost square shaped beak.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6839)

This is a green faience amuet moulded in the form of Thoth standing with one leg forward, a short pleated skirt, onto a rectangular base. Both arms are placed down by his side, and he has a roughly moulded head of an ibis. There is a pilaster at the back which is pierced through the centre.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6919)

This is a pale green (now mostly brown) faience figure moulded in the form of a pregnant hippopotamus, standing with one leg forward on a rectangular base. The piercing is broken at the back of the neck. It has an incised lined headress, and stands with its arms resting on its rotund stomach.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6920)

This is a shiny turquoise faience figure moulded in the form of a pregnant hippopotamus, standing with one leg forward on a rectangular base. It is pierced through the back od the chest, through a square shaped loop. It has an incised lined headress, and stands with its arms resting on its rotund stomach.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6921)

This is a pale green faience figure moulded in the form of a pregnant hippopotamus, standing with one leg forward on a rectangular base. It is pierced through a square loop at the back of the neck. It has an incised lined headress, and stands with its arms resting on its rotund stomach.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6944)

This is a shiny turquoise faience figure moulded in the form of an ibis, with long legs stretched out in front, onto an almost rectangular base, pointed at the front. It's pierced through a loop at the back of the neck.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6959)

This is a pale green shiny flat backed faience figure moulded in the form of a pregnant hippopotamus, standing with one leg forward. It has an incised lined headress, and stands holding an ankh symbol in its hands. It has a fretted moulding. Unpierced.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2143.1)

Blue faience tube beads interspaced with two buff ring beads. There are double ring beads at each end.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2143.2)

Blue faience tube beads interspaced with three faience ring beads in blue or buff colour. There is a double bead at one end.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2143.3)

Blue faience tube beads, each interspaced with blue ring beads, every other is interspersed with a double blue ring bead.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2146)

4 (modern) strings of small disc beads, mostly buff with some blue, green and brown.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1298)

A (modern) string of beads, three strands separated with two rectangular bead spacers. The three middle strands have very small disc beads, black, yellow and blue. At either end are various oval, biconical and round beads (red, cream and red, black and white).

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1306)

A (modern) string of very small black and grey disc beads. Attached on the other end are 9 glass beads. There are three circular orange beads with black and white concentric circles on one side. Three egg shaped flat orange beads. One tubular bead and three smaller orange beads.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2164)

A (modern) string of two shells (one broken) and nine other beads with one piece of copper alloy tied on the end. One blue barrel shaped with white stripes around the middle (length 11.5mm). One blue ball bead (diameter 7mm). One green tube with yellow stripes (length 9mm). One green biconical disc (diameter 9mm). One green rectangle, broken (length 15mm). One brown glass barrel shaped (length 11mm). One amber coloured disc (diameter 18mm). One carnelian ball bead (diameter 9mm). One blue ball bead (diameter 6mm).

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2158)

3 strings of glazed disc beads. Two strings have blue beads (many have faded), and has green and black beads, strung in alternating sections of about 15mm each.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H4825.2)

A Ptah-Sokar amulet: green faience standing figure on a base with a plumed headdress. On a separate string are a few beads and amulets. One dark oval bead, a plain bell shaped bead, a grooved bell bead, a heart amulet, a wadjet (eye of Horus), an animal on a base and a rounded bead. Plus broken glass beads loose in the box.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H4840)

A (modern) string of black with large white spot round glass beads. Many broken beads in the box.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H4847)

A (modern) string of small faience disc beads and a large tube bead in the centre. The large bead has decyaed glaze, beige and green. The other beads are green with some bright blue beads.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H4859)

A (modern) string of faience disc beads with a tube bead, two ball beads (one dark blue) and a small wadjet amulet (eye of Horus). All beads are green - turquoise unless otherwise stated.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H4879)

A (modern) string of small faience disc beads (green with some red carnelian beads) plus one small shell strung.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H4889)

A (modern) string of yellow and brown stone ball beads strung with a blue faience amulet (badly modelled).

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H4891)

An oval biconical bead, orange and white. It is pierced lengthways. One side is chipped.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1322)

9 ball beads in glass with applied decoration; dot and concentric circles in two different colours, raised. Five are in poor condition, decoration missing. 1 green glass disc bead with curved top (diameter 18mm). 1 green glass disc ring bead (diameter 12mm), large hole. 1 half ovoid bead 3 pieces sandwiched of which two are left (diameter 16mm). 1 dark blue glass tube (length 20mm). 1 green glass tube, flattened (length 9mm). 1 glass ball bead, brown with trailed white slip (diameter 8mm). 1 stone disc bead (diameter 20mm). 4 stone beads (diameter 10mm-7mm) ball, assorted shapes.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3456.2)

A green 'melon' faience beads (with curved facets). An irregular piece of corrded iron and a piece of wire, 'u' shaped. There is a loose green bead in the box

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1301)

A (modern) string of beads: very small disc beads (yellow and blue - many have noe faded to white) with round red ball beads. Plus two pink clay beads, a lop-sided round blue bead and a drop silvery-blue bead.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1342)

A (modern) string of faience disc beads, mainly blue, with large disc and barrel-shaped beads in carnelian. Arranged in runs, with assortment of faience ball beads and semi-precious stone disc beads in the middle. Plus some small garnet disc beads. There is a carnelian bead (possibly a jackal's head amulet).

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1344)

A (modern) string of a blue disc beads (diameter 4mm-5mm).

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3368)

A (modern) string of stone beads. They are mostly black disc beads with some rounded as wells as red and cremy-pink beads.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3371)

A (modern) string of ring beads of green faience and larger brown stone beads. There are red disc carnelian beads in the centre with some black beads.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H73), Tanis

2 carved stone beads both with a flattened hexagonal cross-section. One is green with a white patina, the other is green with white and brown inclusions.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2071)

A rhomboid shaped pendant with decoration around the top, now unclear as the object has been weathered. It is pierced for suspension as is white and black in colour.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2161.2)

A green glazed moulded amulet which shows a woman seated on a throne (the legs are pierced widthways) with arms and incised decoration. Her throne and feet are on a base. On her lap is a child seated sideways. Only the legs of the woman and child remain.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1293)

A (modern) string of very small bright blue faience beads with larger white shell (or limestone) disc beads.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H66)

2 flat discs, buff and powdery plus one domed bead, grey-blue colour. None are pierced.