Menat pendant with a rectangular body and a rounded protrusion at the top that has incised parallel lines running from front to back.

Menat pendant with a rectangular segment decorated with indented lines from front to back, a tapering shape joined to a round shape.

Menat pendant with a rectangular shape and a shape with indented parallel lines that extend from front to back that also has sides that angle inwards towards the body of the pendant.

Figure composed of a blocky shape at the top that tapers slightly to a raised band, which joins to an elongated tip that widens slightly for 3/4 of its length and then tapers to a blunted tip. A hole pierces through the blocky shape at the top from side to side. Each segment has four faces.

Figure depicting Ra-Horakhty (?), a manifestation of Ra, with a pointed muzzle and arms held to his sides. Pierced with a hole that runs from one side to the other at the top near the back.

Figure representing the ram of Amun. The figure is depicted lying on a roughly rectangular platform and has a loop at the centre top of its back.

Figure representing the sacred ram of the deity Amun lying down on a rectangular platform. There is a loop at the top of the ram's back. Green glaze.

Figure depicting the god Bes in abstract form with a rectangular base and block-like features. Green glaze.

Figure depicting the deity Bes. The figure has a beard, a bald head, and bent arms and legs. Blue glaze.

Bead with slightly flattened ends. Overall pattern of concentric chevrons.