Red clay, figure of Merseker, human-headed snake, goddess of Thebes, mounted on a square, stained piece of wood. The figure consists of a human face wearing a long headdress with a body of a snake coiled behind it. The base has Merseker engraved on the front.

Figure depicting a creature with a sphinx head and a scarab beetle body with hieroglyphs carved into the oval-shaped underside (a) and an oval-shaped clay slab with the corresponding impression that is painted (?) dark red (b).

Grey clay, figure with a red slip consisting of the head of an Egyptian king wearing a large headdress and long narrow beard; facial features are incised. Style of new kingdom, remains of red ochre paint.

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

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.

Ring featuring the eye of Horus design framed by stylized papyrus stalks. Glazed light greenish-blue at the edges.

Ring in the shape of the sacred eye of Horus. Glazed in blue.

Bronze bracelet, oval shaped with rounded ends and a gap between each. The cast design consists of raised rosettes with two large ones on either side of a central cross-like motive. Something inside the bracelet it rattle.

Saucer-shaped open lamp made of off-white clay with a pinched, spout-like nozzle and a flat lip at the rim.

Book of the Qur'an. Each page is bordered in gold leaf and a red line. The front pages and the last page are intricately designed with many colours. Bound in a red cover with a flap to protect the pages. Inscription on inside flap.