Large limestone funerary stela with incised decoration on the front face. The stela is divided into (cont.)

A limestone stela, originally round-topped (now missing). The architectural design has a hemispheric (cont.)

Limestone stela dating to the Twenty-sixth Dynasty with decoration painted on the front face. The de (cont.)

Round-topped rectangular limestone stela. The architectural design includes a triangular pediment co (cont.)

Round-topped limestone stela, whose lunette wholly contains a four-armed cross withim a double circl (cont.)

Large sandstone stela dating to the Twenty-sixth Dynasty (c. 664–332 BC). The stela is decorated on (cont.)

Fragment of a round-topped limestone stela, likely a forgery. The front face depicts two men, on the (cont.)

Round-topped limestone funerary stela with incised decoration dating to the Thirteenth Dynasty (c. 1 (cont.)

Round-topped limestone funerary stela, which dates to the Twenty-sixth Dynasty (c. 664–525 BC). The (cont.)

Round-topped limestone funerary stela, which dates to the Twenty-sixth Dynasty (c. 664–525 BC). The (cont.)

Round-topped limestone stela, now partially broken, containing a cross with concentric circles of tw (cont.)

Large sandstone stela likely dating to the Ptolemaic Period. The stone used for the stela has been r (cont.)

Round-topped rectangular limestone stela. The architectural decoration consists of a hemisphere boun (cont.)

Complete faience mummiform shabti of Psamtik with blue-green glaze. He wears a striated tripartite w (cont.)

Upper portion of a limestone mummiform shabti with remains of white, red, and blue paint. A modern f (cont.)

Complete dried clay mummiform shabti of Ankhefenkhonsu with bluish-white wash. He wears a plain trip (cont.)

Complete faience mummiform shabti of Djedkhonsuiwefankh with light green glaze. He wears a plain tri (cont.)

Upper portion of a faience mummiform shabti with light green wash. The figure wears a plain triparti (cont.)

Complete clay shabti of Djeddjehutiiwefankh with remains of light blue wash.

Complete faience mummiform shabti of Asetenakhbit with remains of pale blue glaze.