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Scarab, faience, Egyptian middle kingdom? possibly modern, pale buff colour, two rough glyphs (one compound?) on reverse  i-(nfr-xpr-?) L.16.020-024 wrapped together.

Scarab, faience/stone?, blue green, very worn, roughly finished obverse with strange layout of glyph on reverse  perhaps a deity  gardiner C series. L.16.020-024 wrapped together. probably modern

Scarab, faience, Egyptian possibly first intermediate period, green blue very light very worn, geometric pattern on reverse, damage to centre of obverse L.16.020-024 wrapped together.

Cloth Strip(s), linen, unknown date, probably ancient, mass of linen strips mixed with modern cotton wool, very friable with significant loss collected in bottom of tissue packet.

Mummy case, cartonnage and gesso with pigment, Egyptian 22nd Dynasty, four fragments from two cartonnage mummy cases. On the mian two pieces (L.16.026 A & B), two distinct areas of glyphs. Area (1) consitsts of three vertical glyphs. Areas (2) - (4)…

Mummy case, cartonnage and gesso with pigment, Egyptian 22nd Dynasty, four fragments from two cartonnage mummy cases. On the mian two pieces (L.16.026 A & B), two distinct areas of glyphs. Area (1) consitsts of three vertical glyphs. Areas (2) - (4)…

Mummy case, cartonnage and gesso with pigment, Egyptian 22nd Dynasty, four fragments from two cartonnage mummy cases. On the mian two pieces (L.16.026 A & B), two distinct areas of glyphs. Area (1) consitsts of three vertical glyphs. Areas (2) - (4)…

Mummy case, cartonnage and gesso with pigment, Egyptian 22nd Dynasty, four fragments from two cartonnage mummy cases. On the mian two pieces (L.16.026 A & B), two distinct areas of glyphs. Area (1) consitsts of three vertical glyphs. Areas (2) - (4)…

Figurine, faience, Egyptian late period, top part (head and shoulders) of a blue faience Isis amulet with suspension hole at back. The entire surface is worn, so that the facial features are obliterated. Attached to the piece is an original tag (c.…

Figurine, faience, Egyptian late period, Bes the dwarf god, head missing but otherwise well preserved. Dark green in colour. Accompanied by an envelope with explanatory text (L.16.028 B)