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Statue of Neith

Provenance unknown.

Late Period, Dynasty 26-29, c.664-380 BCE.

Acc. No.: 26.7.846

Head of Tutankhamun

Head of Tutankhamun

Head of Tutankhamun

Statue of Hathor with Amenhotep II in a Shrine Dedicated to Hathor by Thutmose III

Statue of Hathor with Amenhotep II in a Shrine Dedicated to Hathor by Thutmose III

Four Statues of Sekhmet

Statue of Hathor with Amenhotep II in a Shrine Dedicated to Hathor by Thutmose III

Four Statues of Sekhmet

Four Statues of Sekhmet

Head of a Colossal Statue of the God Amun

Head of a Colossal Statue of the God Amun

Head of a Cow Goddess

Head of a Colossal Statue of the God Amun

Statue of Neith

Seated Figure of a Scribe Under the Protection of Thoth

Cat Bracelet or Armlet

Facade of a Small Shrine

Stela of the God's-Father of Amun Pakeshi

Akhenaten, Nefertiti and Two Princesses Worshipping the Aten

Facade of a Small Shrine

Facade of a Small Shrine

Statuette of Wadjet

Stela of Pay offering to Re-Horakhty

Barque Ornaments

Stela of the Temple Servant of Amun, Irtihareru

Stela of the Temple Servant of Amun, Irtihareru

Seated Statue of Amun

Funerary Objects from the Late Period

Double Statue of Amenemhat III as a Nile God

Ostracon Depicting a Layout for a Relief

Statuette of Anubis

Isis and Wepwawet

Double Statue of Amenemhat III as a Nile God

Double Statue of Amenemhat III as a Nile God

Amulets and Necklace with Frog-Shaped Beads

Double Statue of Amun and Mut

Anubis On a Shrine

Double Statue of Amun and Mut

Statuette of Amun

Anubis On a Shrine

Model Tambourine Showing the Barque of Bastet

The Metternich Stela

Head of the Goddess Mut

Ostracon Depicting the God Ptah

Head of the Goddess Mut

Bed of Tutankhamun

Funerary Stela of the God's Father Nesikhonsu

Anubis On a Shrine

Statue of Harbes, called Psamtiknefer, son of Ptahhotep, Holding a Figure of Osiris

Bed of Tutankhamun

The Metternich Stela

Statue of Harbes, called Psamtiknefer, son of Ptahhotep, Holding a Figure of Osiris

The Metternich Stela

The Metternich Stela

Statue of Harbes, called Psamtiknefer, son of Ptahhotep, Holding a Figure of Osiris

Jars with Carved Stoppers

The Metternich Stela

Statue of Isis-Aphrodite

The Metternich Stela

Osiride Figure belonging to Ankhshepenwepet, Singer of the Residence of Amun

Osiride Figure belonging to Ankhshepenwepet, Singer of the Residence of Amun

Funerary Stela of the God's Father Neskhonsu

Triad Statue of Menkaure Flanked by Hathor (left) and the Nome Deity of Thebes (right)

Triad Statue of Menkaure Flanked by Hathor (left) and the Nome Deity of Thebes (right)

Textile Honouring the Goddess Hathor

Canopic Container in Anthropoid Coffin Form

Bead Shroud of Tabakenkhonsu, Decorated with the Four Sons of Horus

Relief of a Seated God

Canopic Jar with Head of Hapy

Weighing of the Heart Scene from the Book of the Dead

Ostraca Depicting Meretseger as a Snake

Head of a Bes Image

Canopic Jars with Heads of Qebehsenuef, Hapy, and Duamutef

Ostracon with a Sketch of a Seated Goddess with Horus Holding a Shen Ring Behind Her

Canopic Jar with Head of Duamutef

Ostracon with Sketches of Sobek

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