Wooden, carved figure in the shape of model of a mummy (ushabti) with a red, painted face and black facial features. Hieroglyphs are painted down front panel. There is a piece of paper, glued to the back of the figure with black writing that reads, ‘The Ptolemies period (Thebes)’.

Figure depicting a male holding a sceptre and wearing a wig.

Container with a lip at the mouth, and a tall neck. The neck flares into a rounded body, which then tapers back to a narrow base with a flared foot. Painted reddish brown at neck and lip.

Long cylindrical piece of wood that tapers slightly at the ends with twined skin stretched from one end to the other and wrapped around the ends.

Vial composed of light brown translucent glass with a bulbous base that tapers to a neck that flares outwards and curves slightly near the lip.

Vial of very thin translucent glass with a bulbous base that tapers to a thin, cylindrical neck.

Small yellow glass vial. The body is tear-drop shaped with a wide, flat bottom. The shoulders slope inwards to a tall neck. The area where the neck and shoulders join is indented creating a groove. The mouth is wide and the rim is rounded and slanted.

Red clay funnel with a cream slip and black painted body. The funnel is cylindrical in shape with a high, slightly triangular shaped, cream coloured, neck. There are two diagonal cuts on side of body. Surface is rough and gritty.

Red, small, clay pot, hexagonal in shape with a narrow, flat base and opening with a wide, slightly pointed body.

Blade with overall triangular shape. The edges flare slightly at the curved blade edge.