Figure depicting a mummy (ushabti figure) painted with hieroglyphs in black and red around the lower half, a white torso with a yellow collar, and a reddish-brown face with black hair.

Figure representing a scarab or dung beetle with hieroglyphs carved into the bottom (a) and an oval-shaped clay slab (b) with the corresponding bas-relief hieroglyph impression.

Ear ornament with a round pendant decorated with a painted flower-like design in red, blue, and green. An ear hook is hinged at the top.

White, clay Ushabti figure, mounted on a stained, square piece of wood. The standing figure is wearing a headdress, has a beard and incised lines for facial detailing. His arms are folded onto his chest with something held in each of his hands.

Lid of a canopic jar made of grey clay with a black slip. The lid depicts a human head (Egyptian king?) wearing a large headdress. The facial features are incised. The base is circular and is slightly indented, and has been covered with light green felt.

Grey clay sherd with a red(?) slip; semi-spherical in shape. The figure consists of a human head wearing earrings, with slightly protruding nose, projecting ears; incised mouth and raised lines around its eyes, mouth and on its head. The inside appears to have originally been hollow.

Triangular shaped, grey clay sherd with red? slip. The figure consists of a human head wearing a crown-like headdress with a flat top and four vertical ridges; the nose and mouth are exaggerated while the eyes are small, circular holes. The inside is hollow and the bottom of the face is flat and smooth.

Oval shaped, grey clay sherd with a red slip. The figure consists of a human head wearing a headdress. The face is triangular in shape with protruding eyelids, nose and lips; the mouth and the eyes are depressed. Both the back and the bottom are smooth and concaved

Hand modelled, beige clay pot with a lid. Pot (part a) has three textured patterns all around the bowl and the neck with the upper sides which consist of three panels of fifteen to seventeen horizontal bands that have incised vertical lines within ending in ten to eleven knobs at either end. In between these panels, there is an upward facing bird. The lid (part b) has a modelled human head with large ears and upright hair or a crested helmet on top.

Small brown clay bowl. The bowl has a flat bottom and sides that slant outwards to the rim. The rim is rounded and simple.