Dark steatite shabti, inscribed for the scribe Ramesses. The shabti is mummiform in shape with arms crossed over the chest and holding a hoe in each hand.

Penannular earring carved from red jasper, with two small loops from which pendants may have been suspended.

Red faience penannular earring with very simple decoration resembling the rope-braid of metal earrings of the New Kingdom.

Cosmetic palette in the shape of a fish, used for grinding eyepaint. One side of the palette is decorated with incised lines representing the features of a fish.

Sandstone sculpture of the face of the dwarf-god Bes. Bes is depicted as having a broad face with large eyes, furrowed brow, rounded ears, full lips, large nose and a curly beard.

Shallow calcite dish, slightly concave with a flat bottom. Broken into two pieces and repaired, with a small crack across the centre.

Section of a terracotta coffin lid depicting a man's face, with eyes closed. The reverse has been left unworked.
There is some damage to the eyebrows, nose and lower section of the face.

Light brown pressure-flaked flint knife blade. One face of the knife blade is heavily worked and the underside is completely smooth except for being worked only along the edge to form a sharp, finely denticulated convex knife edge.

Sandal made by binding parallel bundles of rushes together with strips to form a flat surface and then edged to finish the sole. A circular hole can be seen to have been pushed between the fibres in order to secure the thong between the toes.

Wooden handle into which a polished bronze mirror disc fitted. Carved in the shape of a papyrus column terminating in the head of the god Bes.

Amulet representing a wadj or papyrus sceptre, with three horizontal bands carved around the neck and a ring for suspension near the throat. Carved from lapis lazuli.

Round-topped funerary stela.

Scribe's palette made from wood.

Round-topped stela with two scenes and eight lines of inscription, the hotep-di-nesw, below. The lunette contains a winged sun-disk below a curved sky-symbol. There is a was-sceptre down both sides of the stela, supporting the sky-symbol.

Triangular funerary stela with flat apex.
At the top of the stela is a single-winged sun-disk with two ankh-symbols below. Below are three columns of inscription on left hand side and three columns on the right hand side.

Rectangular offering table carved in raised relief with a water channel (possibly stained through use) around the perimeter, meeting in a spout at the front.

Round-topped funerary stela.
In the lunette is the winged sun-disk with 2 uraei. Below are two recumbent jackals facing each other, on shrines. Between the two jackals is a shen-symbol with 3 water ripples below, all set on a sky-symbol.

Round-topped stela with three registers.

Limestone false door, with architectural features carved in relief and details painted in red and black.

Round-topped funerary stela in two registers, carved in fairly crude raised relief with incised inscriptions.