Ivory Figurines | Photos by Tales from the Two Lands

Ivory Figurines

These represent either human or divine figures.

From Naqada and Abydos.

Predynastic Period, Naqada I-III, c. 4400-3000 BCE.

Acc. No.: Manchester Museum 1013, 1014 & 1393

Dish in the Form of a Trussed Goose

Three Palettes in the Shape of Fish

D-Ware Vessel with Painted Hills

Black-topped Redware Jar with Sculpted Lizard Decoration

Shard from a Black-topped Red Ware Jar with White-Painted Decoration of Sheep and a Dog with a Collar

Figure of a Falcon

Black-topped Red-ware Vessel with Rivet Holes

Shallow Bowl with a Ripple Finish

Two Black-topped Red Ware Vessels With a Model Vessel (left)

Three Stone Lug-Handled Jars (Left) Plus Two Ceramic Lug-handled Jars Painted to Look Like Stone (Right)

One Stone Jar (left) and one Ceramic Lug-handled Jar Painted to Look Like Stone

Vase with Painted String Decoration

Ivory Figurines

Bone or Shell Bangles, with Garstang's Original Excavation Card

Two Female Figurines and a Clay Seal with the Name of Neithhotep in a Serekh

Female Figurine

Female Figurine

Female Figurine

Mace Heads with Male Faces

Mace Heads with Male Faces

Jar with Flamingos

Large Jar with Boats and Figures

Large Jar with Boat Procession & Animals in Landscape

Large Jar with Boat Procession & Animals in Landscape

Bowl Shaped Like a Hieroglyph

Hippopotamus Tusk with Carved Head

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