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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

A Jar With an Ink Inscription Naming Narmer

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

Clay Seal Impression Depicting Rows of Birds

D-Ware Pot Decorated with Two Boats, With Gazelles in the Boat

D-Ware Vessel with Painted Hills

Dish in the Form of a Trussed Goose

Figure of a Falcon

Fragment of an Ivory Label

Greywacke Palette with the Form of Two Birds' Heads and Ostrich Carvings

Greywacke Palette with the Form of Two Birds' Heads and Ostrich Carvings

Ivory Figurines

Limestone Lug Handled Jar

Pear Shaped Macehead

Pottery Sherd with Serekh

Rectangular Palette with Rubbing Stone

Shallow Bowl with a Ripple Finish

Small Black-topped Red Ware Vessel

Stone Vessel in the Shape of a Lotus Blossom

Three D-Ware Vases with Wavy Decoration (Two with Wavy Handles)

Three Palettes in the Shape of Fish

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

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

Vase with Painted String Decoration

Vessel in the Form of a Duck

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