Bead with an overall rectangular shape depicting in bas-relief four figures of the goddess Isis on one face and the wedjat (eye of Horus) on the opposite face.

Red clay, figure of Osiris, wearing feather crown, sitting on a thrown. His arms are folded onto his chest with something held in each of his hands. The figure is mounted in a stained, rectangular piece of wood that has Osiris engraved on it.

Wood, carved, figure depicting Horus sitting on a rectangular base. The figure is a hawk or falcon with incised eyes, a protruding beak and an elongated body that forms into the base. The head has remnants of green paint while the body and base have remnants of red.

White, clay Ushabti figure, mounted on a stained, square piece of wood. The standing figure is wearing a headdress, has a beard and incised lines for facial detailing. His arms are folded onto his chest with something held in each of his hands.

Bracelet composed of green, brownish-yellow, white and clear glass bands moulded together.

Bracelet composed of black and brown beads made in the design of the sacred eye, which is represented by two sets of black and white concentric circle design elements on each bead. One small ceramic bead at each end.

Neclace composed of blue, red and white sacred eye beads interspersed with smaller blue and white ceramic beads. There is a blue bead with a white and black concentric circle design at the centre.

Necklace composed of blue tubular faience beads alternating with spherical yellow glass beads. Smaller beads with black, white and yellow concentric circle designs and larger beads with blue, white and black concentric circle designs hang at regular intervals.

Necklace composed of blue cylindrical faience beads alternating with light green beads. They are hung with six yellow and blue charms and blue faience amulets depicting humanoid figures with their hands held to the sides of their faces.

Urn (part a) with lid (part b) made of red clay, unslipped and decorated with paint. The urn is conical in shape with a tapered flat base and a tapered, straight neck with a slight lip. There is a thick painted ring around the neck consisting of white, elongated triangles on a blue-black background. The front has a thick yellow strip with hieroglyphs written down the centre. On either side of the writing are red, white and black lines. The lid (part b) depicts a jackal head, painted black, light and dark brown with projecting ears and muzzle.