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.

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.

Bead depicting the sacred eye of Horus (Uzait Horu) with two black lines above the eye, a line extending out from the side of the eye, a curved line with a curled tip extending diagonally out from the bottom of the eye, and a band of ridges extending down from the bottom centre of the eye. A hole pierces through the figure from side to side.

Glass bead with tapered ends and a series of raised bands that twist around the centre of the bead. The bead is composed of translucent yellow-brown glass.

Button, shank style, with a disc shape. The button is glazed with dark blue and light green and speckled with white on the top surface, and with reddish-purple on the underside.

Figure with an oval shape inside which are several indented hieroglyphs. An arm emerges from one end of the oval, but is broken off, and an arm at the other end is completely broken off.

Bead, circular overall, with a hole set off-centre where the depth tapers off.

Two thin cylindrical blue-green faience beads and 13 disc-shaped off-white beads.

Figure composed of (from bottom to top) a rectangular shape with three raised dots running horizontally at the top, and a widening segment with three raised ridges that is flanked by a bump on each side. A hole runs from side to side near the top. Light green glaze.