Ushabti figure representing a mummy with arms crosssed, and glazed blue with black hieroglyphs on the body, as well as a grid on the back and sceptres in the hands of the mummy.

Ushabti figure with plain mummy-like body, vague facial features, a nemes headdress (striped headcloth), and a chin beard. The figure stands on a rectangular block and is glazed in light blue.

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.

Amulet carved from a piece of orange-brown agate to represent Uzait Horu, also known ad the sacred eye of Horus.

Rectangular carving with a central male figure that is richly adorned and flanked by two female figures. The figures are framed with leaf and scroll motifs at each side and two small winged deities at the top . Very high textured relief carving throughout.

Model village culture style house on stilts made from palm leaves; a gable roof with enclosed sides, three shuttered windows, one door, and several inner rooms.

Long narrow black scarf with embroidery. The scarf has outer borders with a geometric pattern in red, green and yellow. The centre is undecorated black ground. The ends have four wide bands separated by three thin bands with a chevron motif in red and green on black ground. The back is unlined.

Floral motif gold metallic embroidery on green background, bordered on all sides with vine and floral motif gold embroidered orange background. Reverse side has purple backing on border.

Small, square textile, embroidered with gold and bronze metallic thread. The edges are bordered with a floral patterned called ‘velpati/creepers’. The centre has small circles in rows with alternating green and red middles. The underside has UBC written in blue pen and the old object number in black pen.

Long, rectangular cotton cloth mat made of white, short pile. Both ends are fringed. Hand loomed.