Bead with design of a sacred eye of Horus inside an oval border with indented lines around the edge. Pierced with a hole that runs through the centre from side to side. Glazed in light green.

The headdress, or headband, consists of two narrow orange pieces of fabric attached and decorated with metal discs and beads with a long braided tassel. One piece of fabric is longer than the other; the shorter piece has a red and pink embroidered panel in the centre. The pieces are attached in the centre. Along the outside edges of the larger piece thin metal discs are sewn. Smaller metal discs are sewn all over the shorter piece. Two strands of orange and yellow beads extend from the centre of the headdress, one in either direction. String and fabric loops and one red button extend from the centre piece. Attached to one of the string loops is a black braided tassel that branches into two brown and one orange tassels. The tassels are accented with orange and brown wrapped thread and black and white beadwork.

Two irregularly shaped textile fragments with a dark blue background and designs in yellow and red (part a); red, yellow and green (part b). The first fragment, part a, has a red swirl with yellow flowers in the openings and a yellow triangle border across the bottom. There is one selvedge. The second fragment, part b, has a yellow step pyramid with a green circle near the top, a red circle lower and blue square designs. There is one selvedge.

Framed painting. A horizontally rectangular painting consisting of four horizontal rows of eleven panels, totalling fourty-four. Panels are separated by red, green, yellow, white, and black borders. Black writing script on horizontal white bands are above and below each panel.Panels have various scenes of human activities in pink, yellow, red, blue, green, brown, white, black, and gold colours.

A flat stone piece carved with a stylized Egyptian head, possibly that of a pharaoh or a queen, facing the left. There is a plain headdress. Parts of hieroglyphics in a horizontal row at the top. Red paint remnants.

Unknown object. May be a household god. It resembles a fish (has pectoral fin and 2 side fins) with very sharp teeth. Face is carved on both sides. It has a small hole in the bottom and therefore may have been attached to something at one time.

Bowl with solid pedestal foot and two horizontal, luted handles on opposite sides of rim. Surface is undecorated.

Ceramic mummy figure with protruding feet and face. Decorations on rear of head and torso and on front of shoulder and arms in black.

Figure representing a ram of the god Amun lying on a rectangular platform with a protrusion on its back and a hole that pierces through the animal's back. Light green-blue glaze.

Figure representing a papyrus column with a cylindrical shape that flares out and then tapers back inwards to a point at the tip. Four bands incised near base. Several zigzag lines near pointed tip.