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Glass Vessels from the Ramesside Period

New Kingdom, Dynasties 19-20, c. 1320-1085 BCE.

Acc. No.s: 30.8.180, 30.8.182

Painting of a Statue of a King

Faience Tile with Lapwing Motif

Stela Depicting Ahmose-Nefertari Behind the Seated God Amun with Her Son Amenhotep I Behind Her

Ostracon Showing a Cat and a Mouse

Seated Figure of a Scribe Under the Protection of Thoth

Relief Depicting a Nobleman

Relief Depicting a Nobleman

Ivory Kohl Container

Alabaster Jar with Floral Collar in Relief

Ivory Kohl Container

Ostracon Depicting a Layout for a Relief

Alabaster Jar with Floral Collar in Relief

Amulets and Necklace with Frog-Shaped Beads

Glass Vessels and Ostraca from the Ramesside Period

Ostracon Depicting the God Ptah

Ostracon depicting an animal fable or myth in the upper register and a princess in the lower

Ostracon of a Cat Herding Geese

Glass Vessels from the Ramesside Period

Ostracon with Fighting Bulls

Decorative Tile

Bronze Axe Head

Bronze Axe Head

Glass Vessels from the Ramesside Period

Glass Vessels from the Ramesside Period

White Limestone Statuette of the Scribe, Huy

Shabti of Tebure

Two Faience Tiles with the Throne Names of Seti II

Shabti of Tebure

Shabtis of Siptah

Tomb Relief with Musicians

Shabtis of Siptah

Two Alabaster Shabti with the Throne Names of Siptah

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