Tool composed of brown vesicular textured rock flaked on three edges.

Hand axe consisting of brown-black stone with irregularly chipped large flakes. The butt end is roughly rounded, and the blade tapers to a rounded point.

Woman's head carved in off-white stone with bird figure on forehead, and headdress.

Figure of a discus thrower with laurel around head and a discus held at waist in right hand. Red marble stand with two holes that pegs on figure's feet fit into.

Figure depicting Horus, a falcon-headed god, son of Isis and Osiris. The figure is portrayed in profile with a protrusion in front of it. The head of the figure is carved in low relief and on the shoulder are incised a series of horizontal lines bordered by a band of zigzag at the bottom. Two holes in bottom of base, which flares outwards at the ends.

One slab of grey limestone similar in shaped to that of a rectangle, but one side is tapered to a narrow squared-off point. There are three distinct row of high relief carvings depicting human figures.

Figure in the form of a hippopotamus, the emblem of Set, who is the god of evil. The figure is pictured standing on an oval base and its legs are joined by a short wall of stone that runs parallel to the body of the animal.

Scarab. Carved from one piece of mottled green stone and depicting a beetle, with incised lines that run along the length of the wings.

Roughly rectangular piece of black granite with hieroglyphs incised in vertical columns on one side. Incised side is flat and relatively smooth; edges and sides are rough; bottom is partially rounded.

Hand maul of stone with nipple-shaped top; handle flares into a circular head with flat face. Surface is polished.