World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2131.06)

A flat sheet of metal with green surface corrosion. It has tapering curved sides, a flat end and the other end has broken off.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2131.07)

A flat sheet of metal with green surface corrosion. It has tapering curved sides, a flat end and a pointed end at 90 degrees to the handle.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2131.08)

A flat sheet of metal with green surface corrosion. It has tapering sides, a flat end and a broken end.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2131.09)

A flat sheet of metal with green surface corrosion. It is an irregular shape.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H2131.14)

A flat sheet of metal with green surface corrosion. It has tapering sides, a flat end and a broken end.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1980.01)

A red-brown clay amulet mould, rectangular with an impressed eye. One corner is mising.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1980.03)

A red-brown clay amulet mould, rectangular with an impressed eye with incised decoration. There are two inlet channels.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1980.04)

A red clay amulet mould, rectangular with an impressed eye with incised decoration. There are two inlet channels.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1980.05)

A red clay amulet mould, rectangular with impressed back of a scarab. There are two inlet channels.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1980.06)

An oval red clay amulet mould, round with an impressed oval with an inlet channel across one side of the mould.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1980.07)

A red clay amulet mould, rectangular with impressed standing woman with a feline face. She wears a conical crown.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1980.08)

A red clay amulet mould, rectangular with impressed standing woman with a lion's face. She wears a sundisc on her head, there is one inlet channel.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1980.09)

A red clay amulet mould, rectangular with impressed standing woman with a lion's face. She wears a sundisc on her head, there are two inlet channels.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1980.10)

A red clay amulet mould, round with an impressed circle with a raised portion in the centre.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1980.13)

A red clay amulet mould, round with an impressed flower with a hole straight through it.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1980.14)

A red clay amulet mould with black areas, round with an impressed circle with a hole through the centre. The edge is slightly chipped.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1980.15)

A red clay amulet mould, round with an impressed circle with a hole through the centre.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1980.16)

A red clay amulet mould, round with an impressed oval with two inlet channels. The top of the mould is chipped.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1980.17)

A black clay amulet mould, rectangular with an impressed design which looks like the head of a matchstick. It is chipped on the back at the bottom.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1980.19)

An oval red clay amulet mould, round with an impressed oval with incised markings.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1164)

A red clay amulet mould of a wadjet (eye) it has incised decoration and is very details with lines indicating hairs on the eyebrow, and an elongated tearduct.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (Ha6116)

Mallet with integral handle. The handle is straight. The main body of the mallet is dome-shaped and has a large flat bottom. The bottom has scratch marks in the centre, and the grain of the wood is easily visible. The wood is cracked along the grain on the edges of the mallet's main body as wells as near the base, from the circumference towards the centre.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3376)

A red-brown amulet mould, oval. There is an impressed cartouche with raised hieroglyphs. Translation: Sety I.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1270)

A cream coloured amulet of turned bone (?). The back is chipped.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1787.07)

A red amulet mould with brown-black areas. An impressed rectangular amulet with two feathers and a dog or jackal. There are two inlets which go through either side of the impressed amulet.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1787.08)

An orange-red amulet mould. An impressed bearded head of an ugly man with a floral headdress.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1787.09)

An red amulet mould. An impressed eye with eyebrow and two inlet channels: one on each side.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1787.10)

An red-brown rectangular amulet mould. An impressed eye with eyebrow and two inlet channels: one on each side.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1787.11)

An red-brown round amulet mould. An impressed fish with checked pattern and two inlet channels: one on each side.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1787.12)

An red-brown round amulet mould. An impressed flower.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1787.13)

An red-brown round amulet mould. An impressed bunch of grapes with checked decoration.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1787.14)

An brown round amulet mould. An impressed flower with ram's horns sepals.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1787.15)

An brown round amulet mould. An impressed tablet with unclear decoration. It has two inlets: one on either side.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1787.16)

An brown round amulet mould. An impressed flower with many petals. One side is chipped.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1787.17)

An brown round amulet mould. An impressed rectangle with a rounded top and unclear decoration.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1787.18)

An red round amulet mould. An impressed eye and eyebrow with two inlets: on one either side.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1787.19)

An red and black oblong amulet mould. An impressed eye and eyebrow.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1787.20)

The cast of H1787.4: aegis of Bast.

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H1863)

A clay seal impression with raised hieroglyphs. The back is uneven. The sides are chipped. Translation (from register): ankh-maat-(men?)

World Archaeology - Egyptology (H3374)

Oblong-shaped mould with oval cartouche sunk in. There are traces of white paint in the mould and it is the cartouche of Horemheb (Djoser-kheperu-ra)